DBTools Software - Forums

Anonymous

Home » Forums » DBManager General

Some Feedbacks (956 previews)
Some Feedbacks	Posted in 21th, 01/2005 12:23 by richard_stracke
Hi, here our first impression of our first experience with DBTools (3.0.2) - No Multiple SQL-Commands --> very important for us ! - To open the Query Designer and change between object and detailview of a Database with over 500 Tables take a lot of time, it is possible to store the tableview in a cache und to refresh manually with a Fx key? Suggestion for nice to have features: - In the queryoverview a point "new" in the contextmenu with the right mouse button - Drag & Drop a Query to tables with a single select-statement produce a "create table select...." regards, Richard Richard Stracke /
Re: Some Feedbacks	Posted in 21th, 01/2005 12:40 by support
Hi, *richard_stracke wrote:* - No Multiple SQL-Commands --> very important for us ! This will be back soon. *richard_stracke wrote:* - To open the Query Designer and change between object and detailview of a Database with over 500 Tables take a lot of time, it is possible to store the tableview in a cache und to refresh manually with a Fx key? If we cache this it may work incorrectly when for example you create a table manually. We take a look into this and see if there is something we can do to improve speed. *richard_stracke wrote:* - In the queryoverview a point "new" in the contextmenu with the right mouse button That would be very hard to implement, as the Query Editor is a 3rd party component which handles the context menu itself. On the other hand you have a button on the toolbar that produces the same behaviour. So, you are one click of creating a new query. *richard_stracke wrote:* - Drag & Drop a Query to tables with a single select-statement produce a "create table select...." That is an interesting feature. We will implement it as soon as possible. Thanks for the feedback, Support / DBTools Software
Some Feedbacks (956 previews)

Legends

Topic has Replies

Topic With no Replies

Home » Forums » DBManager General