Hi Hui:
Yes, that what I mean. I've entered the following bug for it:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=162243
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John Graham
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC Chair
Staff Software Engineer, Sybase, Inc.
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Hi John,
Do you mean you can't "Execute selected text" or "Execute
All" in
SQL Editor? If so, this is apparently a bug and I'll look into it
ASAP. Do
you have the BZ number?
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I think there is a real need to have a component in DTP that allows
for
simple, ad-hoc queries against a database connection profile. Most
likely
this would be a view exposing the same functionality as today's SQL
Editor,
but without the need to associate it with a file in any manner. (Of
course,
having the ability to save the contents into a file would be great
too.)
Also, I notice in recent builds that it is becoming harder to
simply create
a sql file and try out some queries. Whereas before I could "Execute
selected text" or "Execute All" on the editor context menu, now we
apparently have to set a "adhoc sql" launch configuration, which is
a lot
more trouble.
I'd like to ask that the SQL Dev team considers these issues along
with
community input to get a resolution in the 1.0 time frame.
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Hi Anthos,
The sqlscrapbook plugin name is misleading. Although it's named
"scrapbook", in fact it's handling sql files. This name comes from
WTP RDB
when we align with RDB efforts during the initial stage of DTP. It
should
be renamed to sqlfileeditor instead. Please open a bug entry for this
problem.
Back to your question, to open a sql editor which is not
backed by
a file, you can use SQLEditor with an instance of
SQLEditorStorageEditorInput.
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How do I open a (ScrapbookEditor) SQL Editor to edit a adhoc/
dynamically
generated SQL ?
The ScrapbookEditorInput class is internal; so not available to
external
plugins.
Note that the editor is not backed by a IFile instance when it is
started. Also should let user to save as usual.
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Anthos
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