In the Database Navigator the databases are not sorted alphabetically.
This is a pain to use when you have many databases on a server.
To sort the databases alphabetically :
go to the Window - Preferences menu
click on "User Interface" (DBeaver or Database in older versions), then Navigator
check "Order elements alphabetically"
disconnect + connect each connection (or just restart DBeaver)
As of now the option has moved again:
Window -> Preferences
User Interface -> Navigator
The accepted answer is not correct for Mac at least.
To sort the databases alphabetically:
In the top menu, click Window then Preferences.
Expand the DBeaver section.
Click on Navigator.
Enable "Order elements alphabetically".
Click "Apply and Close".
Notice your databases are sorted alphabetically.
If they're not, then disconnect and connect the connection, or just restart DBeaver.
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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.
When I use Robo 3T for MongoDB, can I have my query history scripts stored in Robo 3T, just like pl/sql developer for oracle? this is a very key function cause often times I need to check my previously query inputs.
Here are some simple ways to check query history in Robo 3T:
Switch to the View tab then choose Logs option.
Click on Logs button in the bottom left corner of the screen to show the Logs panel.
Shortcuts are Ctrl + L for trigger Logs panel.
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.
When developing in Rational Application Developer 7 I regularly run SQL queries to confirm DB state and get info for test data. I have a .SQL file with various SQL snippets in it which I use and can highlight the relevant lines I want to run. However I then have to right click with the mouse and select "Run SQL" from the menu.
There is no keyboard shortcut assigned to this command and my attempts to set one up via
Window > Preferences > General > Keys
have been unsuccessful. "Run SQL" appears under "uncategorized" rather than "Run" but attempts to assign a keyboard shortcut to it have been unsuccessful.
Has anyone else come across this issue? I can't believe I'm the only one who finds this annoying when there are so many other shortcuts set up to speed things up...
From the bug 238890 (2008), this feature has never been intended to become a full run configuration.
The user should use 'Execute Selected' context menu. The 'Run' is designed for
running stored procedures.