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| Dev |
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| QA | swissarmyknife(*) |
| Priority | Low |
| Complexity | Unknown |
| Component | Tools - SQL History |
| Version | 13.0 |
ADStudio v12.0.18 and above. (v11.0.13 does not have this issue).
1. enable the SQL History's SQL Statement pane ( that appears at the bottom of the History ) and close the SQL History
2. exit and relaunch Aqua Data Studio.
3. execute a query in the Query Analyzer.
4. launch the SQL History, you will notice that the latest execution ( from step 3 ) appears in the Query Pane of the History and a cell from the row that query is drawn from is highlighted.
5. close the SQL History
6. execute a new query in the Query Analyzer.
7. reopen the SQL History
8. the Query Pane of the SQL History will show an SQL statement, but the rows above it give no indication as to where this Query is coming from. There should be a highlight of some sort to indicate what row the SQL Statement is being drawn from.
Take a look at v11.0.13's SQL History, it will indicate the row which is the source of the Query Pane's statement by highlighting a cell.
See attached GIF Animations of v13.0.1-4 and of v11.0.13
The bug was introduced at some point between v11.0.13 and v12.0.18. Tariq suggested that it may be related to a JIDE update.
Issue #8939 |
| Closed |
| Fixed |
| Resolved |
Completion |
| No due date |
| Fixed Build 13.0.1-5 |
| No time estimate |
The bug was introduced at some point between v11.0.13 and v12.0.18. Tariq suggested that it may be related to a JIDE update.