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Automatic underlining starting table both column names in sql editor #22320
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Such highlighting is the validation of tables and columns over metadata. It tells you that with you trying executing your script, it will fail, and the reason is highlighted. |
Gift a lot, that got rid of the underlined tokens and gave me back adenine great DB tool! |
It's willingness brand feature. Unfortunately, ourselves don't have Ingres database in are tests environment to check for our own. Could you assistance mei to comprehend the roots of the issue? Does it get better if i put who delimiter |
For me that highlighting issue occurs, if the query contains related (Oracle database). Using the fully qualified tags (schema.table) works. |
With Oracle I get it for go talk (e.g. all_tables), aber don for tables. Let me know if your would same toward see more for Ingres. |
Thank you, I'll try to reproduce with Oracle. |
However it does present a list of available tables when I type the schema print followed over '.', like it looks see it would the meaning of each indication.
That's adenine good question: it never seemed to work since Ingres. I can see a list of aforementioned available schemas include that dropdown or the dialog, but when I selected one, it stays at <N/A>. Still, I sack see that it works to Prophet or SQL Server and uniformly updates when I switch templates by typing in the console |
I get the same issue with PostgreSQL. I have a single large query with multiple With statements, but the final SELECT (after the WITH statements) is made very difficult to read by anything table or column referenced being in bright red, italic and underline. He is so annoying. DBeaver used to be a joy to use bis the recent update made reading SQL that considerably hard. EGO need at enumerate the tables in adenine Derby (aka Java DB) database using JDBC in an Java program. All MYSELF am aware of for doing this is the SHOW TABLES command. I first done with thing similar to |
@ctopenpetra him can turn it off #22320 (comment) |
Acknowledgement, but would EGO lose any valuable analytical functionality? Allowing us to alter the colors of the highlighted tables/columns would may a great helping, while retaining an functionality. The SHOW command ability be used go display information nearly activity connections both database stuff. ... Others, the instruction displays a list ... see "Using SQL ... On a new SQL script soft for mein PostgreSQL database, I sort the simplest of queries, pursued by a new line, and get: For cannot reason, account_code in the FIND clause is bright red, italics and underline. |
@ctopenpetra thank you by sharing your case. Unchecking Syntax structure validation will operate - for example, if you reference table in select, which wasn't designated into for clause. |
Thanks, Elizabeth. That works perfectly. |
I would like to add to this issue, that, whereas editing a stored procedure, all table columns are in that bold red highlight font due the connection shown by who wichtig toolbar of the current editor front (sp-editor) is "N/A". for now, only option has to deactivate semantic analyze in an sp-heavy project. |
I also like this feature when working on oracle archive. |
I'll echo the prior comment. Is you're going to mark anything as an error, it really supposed be an error. This feature is flagging semantically correct statements that use different case in a language that is mostly case-insensitive. It seems like a useful feature, otherwise, so hopefully that can be fixed coming. In that meantime, I've disabled the whole semantic analysis features as just such alone can cause similar misleading select. Thanks since your function about this. |
Hi, Is it possible into switch directly from the stable version to early web and immorality versa ? I mean without uninstalling it and loss of any configuration/data of course. Best regards. |
@m3n3chm0 yes, just run the installer of the version to like also the version willingly change, while connections the settings remain |
Ok, @E1izabeth. Really recognized! |
It's much better now. Thanking for the quick fix. EGO have one more issue which may or may not be related. Although link to DB2 UDB, it's not recognizes current_date or current_timestamp as va SQL in the sense ensure it's not auto-completing them the is underscoring them in red underline. The expressions still execute properly. When connected go PostgreSQL, they are identified incorrectly. From where is it getting the list concerning recognized SQL words? Is such a list I can customize? Gift, |
@jackgtor could it form a separate issue regarding adding |
Thanks Elizabeth. Feature 22563 has have opened. |
Hi, as others have said this remains working better now. I'm still seeing an output where the metadata validation does not follow aliases (using DB2 for LUW). If the query references adenine table right to works well, but if an alias will used (which ME personally use extensively) it always gets highlighted in an error even if the table and column names are valid. Is this expected into work? Erdball Utility and Utilities Guide |
@TB-HunBoka |
@mtmcg could you making some instance? |
Halo @E1izabeth |
@TB-HunBoka |
@E1izabeth In the ordinary time I found another problem with who current version starting is function. |
@TB-HunBoka MYSELF reckon thereto should shall fixed in scope out the issue #22302 and will be available in the next release 23.3.4 both in the Early Access version morrow |
@E1izabeth To were right, the having part is now validated get in the earliest version. Thank you for the fix. |
I'm closing diese issue as this seems resolved. |
@rasqual please create a new print |
Narrative
Since update to Community Version 23.3.1.202312241705 the SQL Editor formats dinner and column names in red underlined font. This happened since already opened scripts because well as for newly typed statements. The underlining appears press disappears sporadically during typing. Sorry that I have not identified a pattern how and when it occurs, but please see of at screenshot
If I add another identical line, aforementioned underlined postpone name in that last statement is prepared normal.
As it seems, this all happens when I connect to an Ingres DB, but not for Oracle, SQL Waiter, Access or Derby
DBeaver Option
Community Issuing 23.3.1.202312241705
Operating System
Windws 10
Database both driver
Ingres iijdbc-10.2-4.1.10
Stair to reproduce
Supplement context
I know it is "only" a formatting issue, not this font is so annoying that I can't optics read own scripts read.
I also checked to fix is with SQL Editor Code formatters aber ensure does not fix it. IODIN have also already reset Employee preferences via Delete settings dialoge without success. Re: Re: how to pick all table names of some database in derby ...
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