When using the Files Browser to double click a .sql file, we trigger the dialog that allows choosing which server to open the file in.
Consider displaying nodes from the user's Shortcuts Toolbar so that they can use these as "Favorites" for quick access to their preferred servers. This could be displayed as server group titled "Favorites" or "Shortcuts".
This should be a straightforward implementation. Lets use the term "Favorites" "Shortcuts" b/c that is how we describe it in the documentation.
consider that there is a reasonable chance someone with many .conn files grouped would label an existing container "Favorites" in their server groups
consider that there is a reasonable chance someone with many .conn files grouped would label an existing container "Favorites" in their server groups
Enhanced the "Choose Server or Database" dialog to include the list of Query Analyzer shortcuts under the "Shortcuts" node. The icon for the "Shortcuts" node indicates that it contains shortcuts, which should distinguish it from a server group or folder that is also named "Shortcuts".
Only Query Analyzer shortcuts that are created with dev-82 or above will show up in the "Shortcuts" node. Shortcuts created with dev-81 or below have some properties missing and do not work with the "Choose Server or Database" dialog.
Enhanced the "Choose Server or Database" dialog to include the list of Query Analyzer shortcuts under the "Shortcuts" node. The icon for the "Shortcuts" node indicates that it contains shortcuts, which should distinguish it from a server group or folder that is also named "Shortcuts".
Only Query Analyzer shortcuts that are created with dev-82 or above will show up in the "Shortcuts" node. Shortcuts created with dev-81 or below have some properties missing and do not work with the "Choose Server or Database" dialog.
To test, use ADS -> File-> Open SQL and you can see a node Shortcuts with your existing shortcut in the toolbar.
See attached screenshot
To test, use ADS -> File-> Open SQL and you can see a node Shortcuts with your existing shortcut in the toolbar.
See attached screenshot
*** disregard this, I didn't make new shortcuts with the new build***
I've patched my windows v16 install from -81 to -85
I don't see the Shortcuts node when I attempt a File > Open > [sql file]
If you look at my Main App window, my shortcuts contain sub folders and individual shortcuts.
see attached
*** disregard this, I didn't make new shortcuts with the new build***
I've patched my windows v16 install from -81 to -85
I don't see the Shortcuts node when I attempt a File > Open > [sql file]
If you look at my Main App window, my shortcuts contain sub folders and individual shortcuts.
see attached
Issue #12677 |
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Fixed Build ADS 16.0.0-dev-84 |
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relates to #14211
Issue #14211Tools Shortcut: java.lang.classCastException |
This should be a straightforward implementation. Lets use the term
"Favorites""Shortcuts" b/c that is how we describe it in the documentation.