Is there a way to create a back file of an entire database using MongoVUE?
I can't see anything in the UI to do this
Sadly you can only backup (they call it Export) a collection at a time.
Select a collection to view and then click the drop down arrow to the right of the "Refresh" button at the right of the View display and click Export.
Select the export format (csv, excel etc) and save as required.
I also miss this feature but I think writing an export/backup application will be easy enough that I will try when I have time
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I inserted table it show it success but when i find in table it doesn't show, it's happen to other table to but somehow some of the table can be selected but not show in table menu
any setting should i change to show the table name in table?
This is a common issue with navicat. It is unlikely to be a postgres issue.
I suggest the following:
Check that you haven't typed anything in the left pane. Often you go into search mode. Look at the bottom left and see if you see search text there. Remove it.
You might need to reconnect to the database, or even restart navicat. Right click the database then click "Close Database", then reopen.
You can try to upgrade navicat.
After making changes to custom SQL and clicking back into a tab, tableau can sometimes crash while creating the new extract, especially large ones.
Not sure what is causing this but if it happens once it happens every time!
This problem can often be avoided by clicking save instead of clicking back into the tab when you finish editing the custom SQL.
This will prompt you to save the extract and when you do it should finish without crashing!
I have a lot of projects in my package view with a lot of resources(.java, .xml, .vm, .js, and so on) but I work only with several of them and the list could change with the time. I need a tool that allow me to filter quickly only selected files("my files") and back to a full projects list. I thought I can do that using working sets but I can't find a way to add and delete files from an existing working set.
Go to Window->Customize Perspective. In Command And Groups Availability tab enable Window Working Set option if not enabled. Click OK
Go to Window->Working Sets->Edit. A dialog will pop up. Click Edit button after selecting any working set.
Eclipse provides the option to Compare With > Each Other for files.
I'd like to refresh the resulting view for two text files in my target folder successively while developing my application.
F5 does not work.
I have a drop down called JavaScript Source Compare. If I switch between this and Text Compare and back again it does a refresh. This is quicker than closing and reopening. Hope this helps.
For one reason or another, I have a few nasty JSON files in my XCode project. When I do searches, they will sometimes get hung up on these files.
Is there a way to prevent XCode4 from indexing certain file types, or files?
Go to the search navigator (⌘+3)
click on the magnifier within the search field
choose "Show Find Options"
click on "Find in", there should be "Workspace"
use "Custom…" and select "Path Extension" "is not equal to" "json"
give it a name e.g. SearchWithoutJson
next time you can enter something in the search field and select your search setting
//EDIT: actually the next search with selecting SearchWithoutJson doesn't work. You still need to display the search options and make sure the right one is selected in "Find in"
Don't include the JSON files in your project at all.
Instead insert a custom build phase that copies these files into the application bundle.
Or maybe you can put all JSON files into one big file, so indexing will be faster.