192 results found
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Editor for Generate script as on some objects
When you right-click a table and generate script as update, the sql it creates shows all columns and is rather useless - I would prefer an editor to select which columns to include in the script and even a where clause for icing.
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2 votes
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28 votes
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Hide Unused Features Within Object Hierarchy
Suppose for most tasks, I will only be using [CURRENTUSERSCHEMA_NAME] and [SYS]. Within each of them I do NOT need Packages, Procedures, Functions, User Types, Materialized Views/Logs, Synonyms, Clusters, Database Links and XML Schemas. dbForge should have a global user preference to hide unused options.
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Extract DDL Option on Every Object Hierarchy Item
Every item in the object hierarchy should include Extract DDL option (=Generate Script As...), naming is not important. For containers, it would extract schema for all objects within that container. For example, if I do it on Indexes, it would get me Drop/Create/etc. script for all indexes currently defined on this table.
19 votes -
expression indexes
Normal view for expression indexes
3 votes -
Execute script after connect
Perform script (file) executing after connect to project
1 vote -
Package and Package Body should be open at the same time
If you select Package to open the cursor is focused on the package . If you select Package Body to open the cursor is focused on the package body. Regardless when one is opened the other should always be open. Or an option to set it up that way
55 votes -
add text convertes in import/export data (substring,trim,ltrim,rtrim), for exmaple.
send a 50 varchar column to another table with 40 colum varchar, in pl/sql there is a option to make this with a part of command in textbox (substr(:xxxxxx,1,4o) ... it's generated in insert
3 votes -
Hide connection name in object explorer optionaly
the ability to hide the connection name in object explorer
5 votes -
PL/SQL editor - Ctrl+Click on function/type name
On Ctrl+Click on function/user type/proc/etc name should open new(or already opened) editor with cursor on that object.
115 votes -
Tablespace visual editior
Add visual editor for Oracle tablespace.
46 votes
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