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When using the execute edit feature in the query analyzer window, display the underlying query that produced the table data editor window. A button can be added to produce a separate window with the query content. Since queries can be large a separate read only window would work best.
I'd like to amend this slightly. A read-only tab would be good for that -- but it would be very helpful if one additional feature were added to this. If the window was opened with a parameterized query, allow for re-parameterizing as an alternative to a simple refresh. This would be very handy.
Even handier would be allowing for multiple queries using subsets of a collection of parameters to be opened for editing in various tabs in the same window, with refresh allowing for updating them all with fresh-entered parameters.
HTH
Hi Scot,
Thanks for the feature update. We will definitely consider it when we assess the effort to implement.
Thanks, Tom
Hi Scot,
Thanks for the feature update. We will definitely consider it when we assess the effort to implement.
Thanks, Tom
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I'd like to amend this slightly. A read-only tab would be good for that -- but it would be very helpful if one additional feature were added to this. If the window was opened with a parameterized query, allow for re-parameterizing as an alternative to a simple refresh. This would be very handy.
Even handier would be allowing for multiple queries using subsets of a collection of parameters to be opened for editing in various tabs in the same window, with refresh allowing for updating them all with fresh-entered parameters.
HTH