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I don't know if it's an oversight or an intentional design but it seems odd to me that the tabs when altering a table, stored procedure, etc within a database connection are not colorized to the tab configured color. They default to the standard grey color. Since, like many people, I have the same procedures and tables across multiple environments, it would be useful to know which environment the alter is opened for. What makes matters worse is within the Alter window there is no indication of the database or server you are interacting with. This would be useful information to show at the top of the alter window as well.
If you hover your mouse over the tab, it will tell you the Server it is bound to.
The dialog includes the database/schema, but it is not shown in the tab tooltip. We could add that to the tooltip.
I don't remember at this time if the tab coloring was considered. I'll need to make a pass on all tab types to make an evaluation. I am currently working on this for the UI enhancements we are making for 19.0.
@kin-hong: pls investigate the level of effort required.
@kin-hong: pls investigate the level of effort required.
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If you hover your mouse over the tab, it will tell you the Server it is bound to.
The dialog includes the database/schema, but it is not shown in the tab tooltip. We could add that to the tooltip.
I don't remember at this time if the tab coloring was considered. I'll need to make a pass on all tab types to make an evaluation. I am currently working on this for the UI enhancements we are making for 19.0.