Notice: this Wiki will be going read only early in 2024 and edits will no longer be possible. Please see: https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipsefdn/helpdesk/-/wikis/Wiki-shutdown-plan for the plan.
Difference between revisions of "DTP 1.7 M7 New and Noteworthy"
| Line 16: | Line 16: | ||
A new preference has been added to simplify the process of opening a new SQL file in an editor other than the SQL Text Editor. If you look at Data Management->SQL Development->SQL Editor->SQL Files/Scrapbook, you'll see a new checkbox on the page labeled "SQL file is default opened after creation". If checked (default behavior), any new SQL file will open in the SQL Text Editor as in the past. If unchecked, the file will not be opened and can then be opened in a text editor or the graphical SQL Query Editor. | A new preference has been added to simplify the process of opening a new SQL file in an editor other than the SQL Text Editor. If you look at Data Management->SQL Development->SQL Editor->SQL Files/Scrapbook, you'll see a new checkbox on the page labeled "SQL file is default opened after creation". If checked (default behavior), any new SQL file will open in the SQL Text Editor as in the past. If unchecked, the file will not be opened and can then be opened in a text editor or the graphical SQL Query Editor. | ||
| − | <h4>BZ | + | <h4>[https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=231401 BZ 231401] - Show the elapsed run time of a SQL</h4> |
| − | + | Now when you execute a SQL statement, you'll see the elapsed run time. This should prove quite useful when fine-tuning queries for production. | |
<h4>BZ # - Bug description</h4> | <h4>BZ # - Bug description</h4> | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 4 May 2009
This page documents a few of the things we think are New & Noteworthy for the DTP 1.7 (Galileo) M7 milestone release.
Download the latest 1.7 M7 milestone build [here]. Our M6 candidate will be released as part of the Galileo Release Train on March 23, 2009.
Contents
SQL Dev Tools
There's been a ton of work that's gone into SQL Dev Tools for M7.
BZ 217923 - Editor does not inherit from STD text editors - specifically tabs
Now, instead of using a default fixed four-character tab, the SQL Text Editor gets the tab length from the Editor Tab Width preference in Eclipse.
BZ 220318 - sql editor opens by default
A new preference has been added to simplify the process of opening a new SQL file in an editor other than the SQL Text Editor. If you look at Data Management->SQL Development->SQL Editor->SQL Files/Scrapbook, you'll see a new checkbox on the page labeled "SQL file is default opened after creation". If checked (default behavior), any new SQL file will open in the SQL Text Editor as in the past. If unchecked, the file will not be opened and can then be opened in a text editor or the graphical SQL Query Editor.
BZ 231401 - Show the elapsed run time of a SQL
Now when you execute a SQL statement, you'll see the elapsed run time. This should prove quite useful when fine-tuning queries for production.
BZ # - Bug description
Text
BZ # - Bug description
Text