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Capability to spell check the text that is entered into the database
I suggest for the developer to have capability to spell check the text that is entered into the database. The current software does not permit spell check so with that I currently have to put info into another database file that can check for spelling, export to excel and then upload to the program, which is taking time to export/import. If I have to tweak a record, I have to be sure to do it in both files, which if not done correctly could cause files down the road to not be the same.
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Automatically open Database when opening a new SQL query
If you've already clicked on the database you wish to use, opening a New SQL Query should automatically connect to that database so that intellisense works immediately. At the moment you have to additionally right-click on the database entry and select "open". It's a productivity thing when you use dbForge intensely, as I do.
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Use Code Compare for diff views
You have Code Compare, so using their logic/viewports to manage the data/schema diffs shouldn't be impossible. Right now the two views are just syntax highlighted blocks of text and it can be difficult to find what actually changed.
I often paste the two blocks into FC so I can see the diff, which is tedious. But important!
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Add the ability set a global file->open language when opening SQL pages
Currently there is no way of setting the default language to read a SQL script.
Users must select 'File -> Open File...' in the main menu EACH time they open a file and tell the program which language the page is encoded in
Within my (local) Environment, my default language (set by Windows) is Western European, however I save all my scripts as UTF-8 (65001) by default as my deployment environment is on a UNIX server
it would be very much appreciated if I could save my default "Open As..." information somewhere in the IDE Options
I'm sure other developers…
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Display field comments in the database diagrams
There are 3 options to display fields in the database diagram:
* Field names only
* Field name & type
* Field name & precise typePlease, add 1 more to display Field name, type and comment.
It will make the diagram more clear for a person who doesn't know the database structure well enough. As they won't have to click on every table to see what exactly those fields mean.
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Use SHOW ENGINE X STATUS
When an error occurs when you update a table you only get generic error messages that don't mean anything. Using the SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS in my case will give me a really nice description of what actually has happened.
It would be great if on errors dbForge queries the SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS and returns a more dev friendly error message.
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Toggle USE <database> statement
Hello,
I'm currently looking into available tools to perform DDL and DML comparison from the command line for an automation project of database continuous delivery. So besides a tool running from the command line it also needs to be able to generate the necessary scripts.
After a day of playing around with both dbForge schema and data compare, everything is looking fine and they seem to be good candidates for this project.
Unfortunately I'm currently stuck with one challenge. As the comparison phase is only done once, in the beginning of the automation chain, the generated scripts need to be…3 votes -
IF END ELSE matching. Put cursor on IF and highlight the matching END
Put cursor on IF highlight the matching END
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Save layout of stored procedure editor
It would be nice if the default view for stored procedures was "what I used last" rather than "half a screen of parameters, even when there are no parameters".
Admittedly I have quite a few stored procedures with long lists of parameters (because MySQL/ConnectorC++ is horrid), and even for those I would rather see the default view have the splitter dragged up to hide the "parameters" text.
I spend most of my SP editing time dealing with longer, more complex stored procedures, and having to constantly drag that splitter back up so I can have most of a screen of…
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Show hint with database object comment in the Database explorer
Hello, guys!
I like to write comments for my objects and it will be helpful if comments will be shown in the hint on mouse hover on the database object in the Database explorer.3 votes -
Peek overview of Views, functions, and stored procedures.
when you type in a query window and you have the following types of database objects are returned: Views, Functions, and stored procedure. It will be a great feature to have a view of the code of the object.
This way it will be easier to find out which Stored procedure or view to change by simply hovering over the database object instead of going to the defintion and right click and select modify.
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Make possibility to display on the diagram stored procedure call from another of procedure in order to see the relationship between them
I have a complicated database. The procedures call each other. It is necessary to visually see the relationships between them
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Selectively disable connections
Currently I have 10 production servers and a couple of dev/test servers added to my Database Explorer, it would be awesome if there was an option to manually DISABLE/ENABLE a server entry. That way I have extra protection agains accidentally running a script on the wrong db.
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flat styled icons
Installed this version and the design is very diferente. The icons are diferente, more dificult to identify. Please roolback to previous design.
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Add right click on a solution explorer folder show context menu
In dbForge Fusion for MySQL, when you add a folder to the project in the Solution Explorer, right clicking on it does not bring up a menu. I added a folder named DataFiles to go along with Functions, Procedures, Tables and Views folders. When you right click on any of these last 4 folders you get a menu with the following choices:
... Add New File...
... Add Existing File...
... Add Folder
... Rename
... Delete
... Refresh
... Properties3 votes -
Optional clipboard ring (ctrl+shift+v)(ability of enable/disable) like this app http://www.hippoedit.com/screenshot-clipboard-ring-es.html
Optional clipboard ring (ctrl+shift+v)(ability of enable/disable) like this app http://www.hippoedit.com/screenshot-clipboard-ring-es.html
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Local Query Log of metadata changes: tables, procedures, views, UDFs, etc.
Add a setting by default, that once enabled - stores queries that affect metadata changes in a kind of transaction log locally on hard disk.
Recenlty I've got a problem with hosting provider, who got DB dumps with only data in it, but it's lack of saving tables, procedures, views and UDFs. Its a fail.
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Make dbForge not to remove comments for procedure parameters
dbForge removes comments for the procedure parameters when I edit anything inside Parameter panel.
Let’s say I have
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PROCEDURE host1355175te.spfcagain(
IN puserid int /comment for the procedure parameter is here/, IN ppairid int, IN pdeb int, OUT o_res int)
COMMENT 'Comment for the procedure is here'
BEGIN...
“/comment for the procedure parameter is here/” will be removed if I, for instance, edit Comment via UI in Options panel or change parameter’s order.
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Master password
Application now allows user to save connection information. It also allows saving password for saved connection which is very bad idea without encrypting the saved password. This means the database password is available for anyone having physical or virtual access to the hard-drive. Usual way to solve this problem is using master password (like password managers etc. do). Master password is easy to implement but very useful feature so you don't need to copy-paste the database passwords from separate password manager. This might not be suitable for all but I suppose nice feature for many.
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A right-click WHERE option on tables from the Query Builder
By right clicking on a column of a table, the WHERE option would be available and allow the selection and completion of the WHERE statement on the selected column. Same could be done with Order By, Group By and Having.
Many thanks !
3 votes
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