44 results found
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transaction autostart and autocommit
Section in options for transaction adjusting: autostart, isolation level and so on.
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SQL Formatter
SQL beautifier with various settings to setup your own coding style.
83 votesWe’re happy to inform you that the feature is available in dbForge Studio for Oracle, v3.5.
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68 votes
TFS 2015 supported.
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Add the ability to filter objects in Database Explorer
Add the ability to filter tables, views, fields, etc. in Database Explorer.
64 votesThe feature is available in dbForge Studio for Oracle, v3.6.
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search and compile invalid objects
Add search and compile invalid objects dialog
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SQL "alter-script" after changes of DBobject
- Choose "Edit ..." on pop-up menu
- Modify DB object
- Press "Text" button
- Appear sql-script creating NEW object with modifications
to-do
4. Appear ALTER db object sql-scriptThanks!
47 votesThis can be performed with the 'Script Changes' button in the object editor.
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Ability to select vertical block and then insert newly typed text into specified position of all rows of the block
Let's say, we have the following text:
12$
12367
...54
ABCDEFSet the cursor at the end of the first row.
Press ALT+SHIFT+Down (two times). The regular cursor will switch to 3 rows long vertical bar.
Enter some text, let's say, 45. The text will be added into the 3 rows as follows:
12$45
1234567
...4554
ABCDEFJust like it's implemented in Notepad++.
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Export all Table data as an INSERT script
A lot of steps are required to be performed to export all the Table to a INSERT SQL script.
I should:
1. Select the table
2. Click right mouse button
3. Select "Retrieve Data"
4. If not all data is fetched, then go to the end of the recordset (because Ctrl+A cannot select not fetched data)
5. Press Ctr+A
6. Click right mouse button
7. Select Script Data as INSERTs to
8. Select "New Document"Why does it take so many steps for a routine task?
I want to export a Table to a new document by selecting the table…
20 votesThis can be performed with the 'SQL' format on the 'Export format' page of the Data Export wizard.
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Data compare - Easy support for tables with no primary keys
Currently when comparing the contents of databases which contain singleton tables (no primary key single record) it is very time consuming to setup the compare. It would be very helpful if an option existed to change the default behavior for tables with no primary key. For most of my use cases I need to spend 10-20 minutes selecting every non-lob column as a key for these tables. A checkbox in the options screen could exist called something like "Automatically Map All Non-Lob Columns when No Primary Key Exists"
9 votesThis can now be setup in the 'Data Comparison -> General' section of the 'Options' window.
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Add Commit and Rollback Button
Add 2 new buttons that will manually execute Commit or Rollback command on Oracle Databases.
For Unit Testing we have to do Rollback or commit iteratively.
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7 votes
We’re happy to inform you that the feature is available in dbForge Studio for Oracle, v3.5.
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Export to Insert / update / merge script
Export selected records from grid to insert / update / merge SQL statements
7 votesPlease download dbForge Studio for Oracle v.3.1.
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commit and rollback do not work with "Execute current Statement" in text editor
Commit and rollback typed in text editor are beeing ignored when using "Execute current Statement". This happens when I go step by step through a script.
Selecting and running as script works.
But for consistency, both should work the same way.6 votes -
Multiple select auto complete feature
The auto complete feature is nice but it should allow choosing more than one field instead of choosing fields one by one. (i.e. I need to select 5 of the 8 columns of the table by highlighting them all in the same drop box and then press enter to see them all added to my select statement instead of repeating this step 5 times).
6 votesWe’re happy to inform you that the feature is available in dbForge Studio for Oracle, v3.5.
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5 votes
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Equivalent feature to MS SQL Server SQL Profiler
Was looking for an equivalent feature to the MS SQL Server SQL Profiler as opposed to just a Query Profiler.
5 votesIn dbForge Studio for Oracle you should use the Session Manager feature for this purposes.
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Enhance Edit Table feature
Possible to see table change script, rather than just applying changes to the table? A minor but useful enhancement would be to allow editing directly in grid, rather than opening a new window for each column edit.
4 votesWe’re happy to inform you that the feature is available in dbForge Studio for Oracle, v3.5.
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A trigger tab in window Table
I need to know which triggers are laid on a table.
No way to do that except searching on triggers names ...
A tab called "Triggers" on table structure could solve that.4 votes -
Support HiRes-screens after start
My Notebook has as HiRes-Screen with 3200*1800 px. After starting dbForge all fonts and icons are very small. When opening a sql editor all fonts and icons get a new, larger, apperance. Pls show this larger fonts an icons directly after start.
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Visualize execution
I suggest to:
1) display execution time (for a query, etc.)
2) audibly signal the execution (for a query, etc.)Such features are present in PL SQL.
4 votes
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