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1. FluidShell: header for \list tables command
Can you include header for \list tables ?
2. Can you include the schema name with the list of tables ? Also header for schema ?
For e.g If I am connected to the SQL Server 2000 database, there can be a number of schemas and with the current implementation, I wont be able to understand which tables belong to which schema
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Fung, can you add an option to the command?
Also, do we still show "Known Problems" in the command description? (And why do you have leading \n there?)
A schema column is added to the output of '\list tables' and '\list views' for those databases that support schema.
A '-h' option is provided to display output with header(s), header is not shown by default.
A schema column is added to the output of '\list tables' and '\list views' for those databases that support schema.
A '-h' option is provided to display output with header(s), header is not shown by default.
> Also, do we still show "Known Problems" in the command description? (And why do you have leading \n there?)
Discussed with Niels, 'Known Problems' has been renamed to 'Notes'. Not sure what does 'leading \n there' mean; if you meant the leading \n before each section, that's the way how UNIX man page is displayed. UNIX man pages always add a blank line between sections.
> Also, do we still show "Known Problems" in the command description? (And why do you have leading \n there?)
Discussed with Niels, 'Known Problems' has been renamed to 'Notes'. Not sure what does 'leading \n there' mean; if you meant the leading \n before each section, that's the way how UNIX man page is displayed. UNIX man pages always add a blank line between sections.
Issue #6229 |
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Fung, can you add an option to the command?
Also, do we still show "Known Problems" in the command description? (And why do you have leading \n there?)