Make “Execute Current Statement” work when the caret is after the trailing semicolon
In the query editor please make “Execute Current Statement” work when the caret is after the trailing semicolon! It is very awkward to have to type a semicolon, then have to press left, only to execute the statement.
If there is no other statement on the line, there is absolutely no ambiguity as to what statement should be executed.
Both MySQL workbench and Oracle SQL developer can do this, and there never was any confusion.
Stephen
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Hello,
> Make “Execute Current Statement” work when the caret is after the trailing semicolon
We would like to let you know that we have released dbForge Studio Beta for MySQL, v6.0 where the requested functionality is implemented: http://www.devart.com/dbforge/mysql/studio/download.html
Best regards,
Devart Team
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