So in SSMS I can use the shortcut [ctrl + shift + M] to populate these template placeholders. Here is an example of insert into table for ssms:
In MySQL Workbench, when I send an insert statement to the sql editor (just like ssms), I see the same template placeholders but I can't figure out how to edit them as fast as ssms. Does this feature exist in MySQL Workbench? For reference, here is a screenshot of the template placeholders in MySQL workbench:
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I am trying to create an Account table with pgAdmin's ERD tool. In the default value for the account_id column, I am trying to put in uuid_generate_v4() from the extension.
But I end up with 'uuid_generate_v4()' in the SQL schema, which doesn't work because it's in quotes:
Oddly, when I take out the quotes, run the SQL, and then view the table in the ERD editor again, it has uuid_generate_v4() as the default value, which didn't work in the first place to create the table.
Is there anyway to create a table using a function for a default value? Or do you have to remove the quotes from each function every time you want to update the schema using the ERD tool?
The command line shell for SQLite3 has the edit() SQL function which opens an editor of your choice in order to INSERT or UPDATE fields. You can directly use this inside a SQL statement.
Is there an equivalent function for PostgreSQL's psql? Or what would be the canonical way to update/insert only the value of a column in an external editor? I do not want to edit the compound SQL statement in the editor but concentrate on the field content only.
MySQL Workbench autocomplete is not showing full sql syntax , table and table column names
when autocompletes triggers.
I am using MySQL workbench on MAC Os & below is mysql workbench version
Already tried solution: but not working deleting the cache folder as per
documentation here but not working
screenshot is attached
Incomplete table name
Incomplete sql syntax
Incomplete table column name
I'm trying to export data from some tables and add a Truncate statement to those tables I will export using Mysql Workbench, but I don't see where I can add this option, even I have check the advanced options
but without no luck
In phpmyadmin there is a checkbox called "Truncate table before insert"
Is there something like this in Mysql workbench
I have 2 exactly same databases on 2 different machines(with different data that is), and I want to transfer contents of one table to the table from the other database, how do I do that from PgAdmin? I'm new to PostgreSQL Database, I'd do that easily with mysql phpmyadmin just export sql and I'd get text file with bunch of insert into statements, is there equivalent with PgAdmin ?
Yes, backup using "PLAIN" format (SQL statements) and then (when connected to the other DB) open the file and run it.
Or you could select "COMPRESS" format in the "backup" dialogue, and then you could use the restore dialogue.
Also there's an equivalent of phpMyAdmin for Postgres, called "phppgadmin". Select the table in question and then use the "Export" tab.
pg_dump from the command line