I am attaching the image of what I see at opening MySQLWorkBench for a particular connection. Previously, on the left pane I saw the expandable list of the tables, now I see the empty pane.
The change was in the username/password for standard TCP/IP over SSH connection method for connection to AWS RDS.
Is it possible to see the list of the tables again? Maybe I changed accidentally some MySQLWorkBench settings?
I have MySQL Workbench 8.0, version 8.0.19 on my MacBook Pro. Try to hover your mouse in this area shown here (with the red arrow):
Then click, hold, & drag down to reveal the tables:
Go to Edit and open Preferences
Select SQL Editor and check both options under sidebar. Click OK.
Hopefully, it will solve your problem. To answer this question, I took help from here
Check out this answer here. Their problem appears to be the same as yours.
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I wanted to establish a live server , and quickly came across this extension.
After installing I clicked on the Go live button on right hand side corner.
A tabs automatically opens up in chrome browser , with this error message.
I have tried doing this , with no success.
This worked for me ,
I found this solution on a Github issue thread over here.
Just simply tick the checkbox stating Use Local Ip in the settings of vscode.
yes, the above answer worked for me too.
Steps to follow if You are a beginner like me:
Click manage(it has an icon like setting).
Select setting from the list.
Select user and then expand Extension.
Scroll down till you find Use local Ip and check if it is unchecked.
Woohoo!! Test your live server, will work now.
I am trying to find an option to truncate table in the right click menu or somewhere in the GUI of DBeaver. The database is SQL Server.
Is there any other option rather that explicitly writing the truncate script?
In DBeaver 7.2.4 - Right click on a table, that needs to be truncated, choose Tools->Truncate, click 'Start'. That's all.
This feature is not yet available for SQL Server. May be DBeaver will include this in their new versions.
i'm a doubt.
I would like to know how can i put numbers of line in Oracle sql developer.
I think i need change something in tools > preferences, but i don't know how to do.
Thanks
Oracle Sql Developer
Right click in the gutter.
It's also in the preferences:
Open Oracle SQL Developer and follow the below steps-
List item
Go to Tools-->Preferences
Expand Code Editor
Click on Line Gutter
Enable Show Line Numbers
Done!
I have installed MySQL Workbench (v 6.3.9) on my mac macOS Sierra 10.12.4.
There are several problems with displays.
I do not have access to export options in "Forward Engineer SQL Script", there is no text in the catalog in the left panel (and more...).
What can I do to workaround these problems?
You're correct, MYSQL Workbench (v 6.3.9) is buggy, though it is still possible to do Forward Engineer through Database->Synchronize Model. An alternative to viewing the text in the catalog is clicking the layers option on the right to display your tables.
Cheers!
Every software has bugs, it's just sometimes less obvious (here however very). No doubt, both are serious problems. The first one is already known and we will fix it for the next release. The second problem however is surprising. I just tried the version available from the MySQL website and the catalog tree shows fine for me. Would be good if you could create a bug report for that, so we can fix that too.
Hi I have the following bug on pgAdminIII:
If I open the SQL Query tool page none of the buttons are visible and only if I go over the upper line some of them become visible. But I can't write or execute any query.
I tried to uninstall it and reinstall it many times also with other version but the same thing happens all the time.
Did anyone experience the same problem?
Yes it is a bug. Try the View -> 'Default View' in the Query window as an alternative way. Also update pgadmin and check.