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.
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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.
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!
Ok, so this may seem like a stupid question but I'm fighting DBeaver and so far it's winning and Google is refusing to pick a side.
I've worked out how to explore the database, view the structure of tables, I can even view the data of a table and filter it.
But if I just want to run an arbitrary SQL statement how do I do that?
And 30 seconds after posting I found the answer. There is an SQL Editor menu appeared at the top of the screen (not in the Database Navigator). Selecting SQL Editor from that brings up a query window I can type SQL into.
I have Oracle SQL Developer 3.2 installed.
I want to a a Tools -> Database Diff. How do I choose a schema other the user's own schema? I looked through the settings and am not able to find it. Does anyone know?
Thanks!
I found it. I had to click the "More" button on the screen where you choose the Source & Destination.
The Oracle SQL developer is what I use these days and it is missing some of my previous tool (IB Expert, great tool by the way) functionalities.
1.How is it posible in SQL Developer to open table/view by click/double click on its name in the worksheet.
2.Clicking on a table/view name under its connection will open the table next to already opened worksheets or SQL files. How could this changed to double click instead?
I am using SQL Developer Version 3.0.04 under Mac OS X 10.6.8.
I have upgraded SQL Developer to the latest(Version 3.1.07) and still have the same issue.
How to override Single Click to Open tables (or any other object in tree view)
Tools > Preferences > ObjectViewer > Uncheck Open Object on Single Click
Edit:
For version 1.5.5
Tools > Preferences > Database > Advanced Parameter > Uncheck Open object on Single click
Clicking or double-clicking on a table or view name in a worksheet does not open it up. You can, however, right click on the table name and choose either "Popup Describe" or "Open Declaration". "Popup Describe" can also be invoked by hitting Shift-F4 (at least on Windows. Based on the comments, it may be different on Mac OS).
I don't believe there is a way to override the behavior of the single click when you Connections tree control. A single click always opens the declaration of the object.