Request: I noticed that when I am running a query (in Oracle, for example), all of my previously pinned grid results are inaccessible to me until after the current query is complete. In some cases, this could be a few seconds (no big deal) but in others, several minutes, sometimes hours, and I’d like to be able to get to previous grid results while the current query is still running.
When a query is being executed, the existing grid results pane is cleared & a gray panel is shown. @kin-hong: lets discuss the work involved in implementing such a feature. Some points to consider:
- ADS shows a button in the gray panel which lets the user display the pinned grid results if the button is clicked. This button would only be shown if there are existing pinned grid results. We would have to handle possible thread contention issues because while the pinned grid results are being rendered, the actual query execution is finished & ADS is ready to display the results.
- ADS automatically shows pinned grid results every time a query is executed. We'd have to measure the delay for showing large pinned grid results & see if the time to display is greater than the query execution time for fast executing queries.
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When a query is being executed, the existing grid results pane is cleared & a gray panel is shown. @kin-hong: lets discuss the work involved in implementing such a feature. Some points to consider:
- ADS shows a button in the gray panel which lets the user display the pinned grid results if the button is clicked. This button would only be shown if there are existing pinned grid results. We would have to handle possible thread contention issues because while the pinned grid results are being rendered, the actual query execution is finished & ADS is ready to display the results.
- ADS automatically shows pinned grid results every time a query is executed. We'd have to measure the delay for showing large pinned grid results & see if the time to display is greater than the query execution time for fast executing queries.