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sql-workbench vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench*
sql-workbench-changing-result-sets-display-mode vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-changing-result-sets-display-mode*
sql-workbench-commands vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-commands*
sql-workbench-connecting-to-dbms vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-connecting-to-dbms*
sql-workbench-connecting-vim-buffer vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-connecting-vim-buffer*
sql-workbench-creating-new-database-explorer-from-scratch vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-creating-new-database-explorer-from-scratch*
sql-workbench-database-explorer vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-database-explorer*
sql-workbench-database-explorer-settings vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-database-explorer-settings*
sql-workbench-execute-all-statements vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-execute-all-statements*
sql-workbench-execute-current-statement vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-execute-current-statement*
sql-workbench-execute-selected-statement vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-execute-selected-statement*
sql-workbench-exporting vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-exporting*
sql-workbench-extending-default-database-explorer vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-extending-default-database-explorer*
sql-workbench-general-settings vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-general-settings*
sql-workbench-get-an-object-definition vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-get-an-object-definition*
sql-workbench-intellisense vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-intellisense*
sql-workbench-introduction vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-introduction*
sql-workbench-maximum-number-of-rows. vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-maximum-number-of-rows.*
sql-workbench-references vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-references*
sql-workbench-requirements vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-requirements*
sql-workbench-screen-shots vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-screen-shots*
sql-workbench-search-data-in-tables-settings vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-search-data-in-tables-settings*
sql-workbench-search-object-source-settings vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-search-object-source-settings*
sql-workbench-searching vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-searching*
sql-workbench-searching-for-data-inside-tables vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-searching-for-data-inside-tables*
sql-workbench-searching-in-objects-source-code vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-searching-in-objects-source-code*
sql-workbench-sessions vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-sessions*
sql-workbench-settings vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-settings*
sql-workbench-sql-buffer vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-sql-buffer*
sql-workbench-sql-buffer-settings vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-sql-buffer-settings*
sql-workbench-sql-commands vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-sql-commands*
sql-workbench-starting-server-from-command-line vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-starting-server-from-command-line*
sql-workbench-starting-server-from-vim vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-starting-server-from-vim*
sql-workbench-swdbexplorer vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swdbexplorer*
sql-workbench-swdbexplorerclose vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swdbexplorerclose*
sql-workbench-swdbexplorerreconnect vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swdbexplorerreconnect*
sql-workbench-swdbexplorerrestore vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swdbexplorerrestore*
sql-workbench-swsearchdata vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsearchdata*
sql-workbench-swsearchdataadvanced vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsearchdataadvanced*
sql-workbench-swsearchdatadefaults vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsearchdatadefaults*
sql-workbench-swsearchobject vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsearchobject*
sql-workbench-swsearchobjectadvanced vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsearchobjectadvanced*
sql-workbench-swsearchobjectdefaults vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsearchobjectdefaults*
sql-workbench-swserverstart vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swserverstart*
sql-workbench-swserverstop vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swserverstop*
sql-workbench-swsqlautocomplete vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlautocomplete*
sql-workbench-swsqlbufferrestore vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlbufferrestore*
sql-workbench-swsqlconnecttoserver vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlconnecttoserver*
sql-workbench-swsqlexecuteall vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlexecuteall*
sql-workbench-swsqlexecutecurrent vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlexecutecurrent*
sql-workbench-swsqlexecutenow vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlexecutenow*
sql-workbench-swsqlexecutenowlastresult vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlexecutenowlastresult*
sql-workbench-swsqlexecuteselected vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlexecuteselected*
sql-workbench-swsqlexport vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlexport*
sql-workbench-swsqlobjectinfo vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlobjectinfo*
sql-workbench-swsqlobjectsource vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqlobjectsource*
sql-workbench-swsqltogglemessages vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-swsqltogglemessages*
sql-workbench-variables vim-sql-workbench.txt /*sql-workbench-variables*
doc/vim-sql-workbench.txt
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*sql-workbench* Introduction
*=vim-sql-workbench* Introduction
===============================================================================
Contents ~
1. Introduction |sql-workbench-introduction|
2. Requirements |sql-workbench-requirements|
3. Connecting to a DBMS |sql-workbench-connecting-to-dbms|
4. The database explorer |sql-workbench-database-explorer|
5. The SQL buffer |sql-workbench-sql-buffer|
6. SQL commands |sql-workbench-sql-commands|
7. Searching |sql-workbench-searching|
8. Exporting |sql-workbench-exporting|
9. Sessions |sql-workbench-sessions|
10. Variables |sql-workbench-variables|
11. Commands |sql-workbench-commands|
12. Settings |sql-workbench-settings|
13. Screen shots |sql-workbench-screen-shots|
14. References |sql-workbench-references|
1. Introduction |vim-sql-workbench-introduction|
2. Requirements |vim-sql-workbench-requirements|
3. Connecting to a DBMS |vim-sql-workbench-connecting-to-dbms|
4. The database explorer |vim-sql-workbench-database-explorer|
5. The SQL buffer |vim-sql-workbench-sql-buffer|
6. SQL commands |vim-sql-workbench-sql-commands|
7. Searching |vim-sql-workbench-searching|
8. Exporting |vim-sql-workbench-exporting|
9. Sessions |vim-sql-workbench-sessions|
10. Variables |vim-sql-workbench-variables|
11. Commands |vim-sql-workbench-commands|
12. Settings |vim-sql-workbench-settings|
13. Screen shots |vim-sql-workbench-screen-shots|
14. References |vim-sql-workbench-references|
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-introduction*
*vim-sql-workbench-introduction*
Introduction ~
This is an implementation of SQL Workbench/J [1] in VIM. It works with any DBMS
......@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ CONTENTS:
12. Screen shots
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-requirements*
*vim-sql-workbench-requirements*
Requirements ~
- 'Vim' compiled with 'python' support
......@@ -86,15 +86,19 @@ requests. After this, whenever you want to send a command to the DBMS from
'VIM', the plugin will connect on the specified port, send the command and
retrieve the result which will be displayed in 'VIM'.
In order to work properly, you should keep the settings on default. Settings
like 'workbench.console.script.showtime' could affect the functionality of 'VIM
sql workbench'.
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-connecting-to-dbms*
*vim-sql-workbench-connecting-to-dbms*
Connecting to a DBMS ~
First of all, you need to open have a 'sqlwbserver' running in memory. There
are two ways to run a server.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-starting-server-from-vim*
*vim-sql-workbench-starting-server-from-vim*
Starting a server from vim ~
For this you need to have the 'vim dispatch' plugin installed. If you want to
......@@ -106,7 +110,7 @@ new connection. If you don't choose a profile now, you will have to execute
For example: 'SWServerStart 5000'.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-starting-server-from-command-line*
*vim-sql-workbench-starting-server-from-command-line*
Starting a server from command line ~
If you don't want or you can't install the 'vim dispatch' plugin, you can
......@@ -140,7 +144,7 @@ _Example_:
`resources/sqlwbconsole -t /tmp -c /usr/bin/sqlwbconsole.sh -o 5000`
<
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-connecting-vim-buffer*
*vim-sql-workbench-connecting-vim-buffer*
Connecting a vim buffer ~
Once you have a server opened, you can connect any vim buffer to that server
......@@ -149,7 +153,7 @@ you can send any command from that buffer to the DBMS using the
'SWSqlExecuteCurrent', 'SWSqlExecuteSelected' or 'SWSqlExecuteAll' commands.
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-database-explorer*
*vim-sql-workbench-database-explorer*
The database explorer ~
In order to open a database explorer, you need a profile.
......@@ -180,14 +184,8 @@ shortcuts, see the top panel.
The database explorer if fully customizable. You can use the existing one and
extend it or you can create your own from scratch.
_NOTE_: For 'PostgreSQL', you should use the as database explorer the
'resources/dbexplorer-postgresql.vim' file. This is because in 'PostgreSQL' the
objects have to be prefixed by the schema. You can achieve this either by just
overwriting the 'resources/dbexplorer.vim' file with the 'resources/dbexplorer-
postgresql.vim' file, either by following the documentation bellow.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-creating-new-database-explorer-from-scratch*
*vim-sql-workbench-creating-new-database-explorer-from-scratch*
Creating a new database explorer from scratch ~
The database explorer is loaded from the 'resources/dbexplorer.vim' file by
......@@ -202,8 +200,39 @@ the panel will be applied. '*' profile, means that the options appear on all
profiles. If you want to have separate database explorers for separate
profiles, you can create a key in the dictionary for each explorer.
_NOTE:_ At the moment you can only create profiles for different profiles, not
for different DBMS.
You can also have profiles per type of DBMS. If you have a profile starting
with a ':' or a '^'.
A ':' means that this options will appear for all the profiles which the DBMS
is of that type. For example ':MySQL' it means that these options will appear
only for 'mysql' databases.
A '^' means that this options will appear for all the profiles for which the
DBMS is not of that type. For example '^PostgreSQL' means that there options
will appear for all databases which are not 'PostgreSQL'.
For this to work, you have to have the option 'g:sw_config_dir' set. The
profile informations are read from the 'WbProfiles.xml' file which resides in
this folder. The profile type you can see it in the 'SQL Workbench/J'
connection window. It's the driver title.
Starting with version '4.0' you can also have a vimscript function called
instead of a sql query. The function called has to return a string which will
be interpreted as the result of the operation. The function will receive as
parameters the line selected (the complete line which has been selected). In
order to have a function instead of a sql query in the database explorer, the
'command' has to begin with ':'.
For example:
>
{'title': 'Data', 'shortcut': 'D', 'command': ':My_function'}
<
When the shortcut D will be pressed, the result will be fetch by calling
"My_function(getline('.'))"
Of course, the current line is only relevant only for when changing a tab. When
changing a tab, the current line will contain whatever value is on the
currently line in whatever buffer you are at that moment.
The values for each profile, have to be a list which will contain all the
options for the left panel. For example, in the default one, the database
......@@ -271,7 +300,7 @@ _NOTES_:
for listing the source code of a procedure or for something else.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-extending-default-database-explorer*
*vim-sql-workbench-extending-default-database-explorer*
Extending the default database explorer ~
If you are happy with the default options of the database explorer (which are
......@@ -316,7 +345,7 @@ cursor on top of one of this links and press "H", the plugin sends to your DBMS
result is displayed in the right panel.
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-sql-buffer*
*vim-sql-workbench-sql-buffer*
The SQL buffer ~
The SQL buffer is a normal 'vim' buffer from which you can send SQL commands to
......@@ -376,7 +405,7 @@ This command will be sent to the DBMS and will start a new transaction every
time when you open this buffer.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-execute-current-statement*
*vim-sql-workbench-execute-current-statement*
Execute the current statement ~
As stated already, you can press 'ctrl + space' in normal or insert mode or you
......@@ -396,7 +425,7 @@ means that pressing 'Ctrl + space' will execute the current command
asynchronous.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-execute-selected-statement*
*vim-sql-workbench-execute-selected-statement*
Execute the selected statement ~
In visual mode, you can press 'ctrl + e' or your own custom shortcut.
......@@ -411,7 +440,7 @@ exclamation mark after it ('SWSqlExecuteSelected!'). By default, this is mapped
on 'ctrl + e'. You can change this mapping.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-execute-all-statements*
*vim-sql-workbench-execute-all-statements*
Execute all statements ~
In visual mode, you can press 'ctrl + a' or your own custom shortcut.
......@@ -422,7 +451,24 @@ Also here you can use an exclamation mark to execute the command asynchronous,
which is the default mapping.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-intellisense*
*vim-sql-workbench-profiling*
Profiling ~
Unfortunately, the 'SQL Workbench/J' console application does not return the
time that it took for a command to execute. This plugin will try to do some
profiling, but it will report the full time it took for a command to execute.
This means that this time will also include the communication with the
'sqwbconsole' server, the time to display the results in console (if on debug
mode) the time it took 'SQL Workbench/J' console application to communicate
with the DBMS via 'jdbc' and any other operations involved.
So, if you want to do some profiling, try to either to 'select count(*) from
your_table' (this would eliminate some operations, like displaying the results
in console if in debug mode) or to set the maximum number of results to a low
value (like 10). And (of course), send only one query at a time.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*vim-sql-workbench-intellisense*
Intellisense ~
'vim-sqlworkbench' plugin comes with intellisense out of the box. In order to
......@@ -487,7 +533,7 @@ you notice any case where the autocomplete is not working properly, please let
me know.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-get-an-object-definition*
*vim-sql-workbench-get-an-object-definition*
Get an object definition ~
When with the cursor on top of any word in the buffer or in the result set, you
......@@ -511,14 +557,14 @@ Alternatively, you can execute the 'SWSqlObjectSource' command from normal
mode.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-maximum-number-of-rows.*
*vim-sql-workbench-maximum-number-of-rows.*
Maximum number of rows. ~
By default, the maximum number of results returned by a select is 5000. You can
change this with the 'set maxrows' command. See here [6]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-changing-result-sets-display-mode*
*vim-sql-workbench-changing-result-sets-display-mode*
Changing result sets display mode ~
In the result set buffer, you can click 'alt + d' or your own custom shortcut
......@@ -530,7 +576,7 @@ Alternatively, you can execute the 'WbDisplay' command. See here [7] for more
detail.
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-sql-commands*
*vim-sql-workbench-sql-commands*
SQL commands ~
You can send a sql query to the DBMS from the vim command line using the
......@@ -552,7 +598,7 @@ _Note_: This command will not be recorded in 'g:sw_last_sql_query'. The
delimiter is the ';'.
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-searching*
*vim-sql-workbench-searching*
Searching ~
'SQL Workbench/J' comes with two very handy and powerful commands:
......@@ -561,7 +607,7 @@ them and implements searching options. You can search in objects source code,
or you can search tables data.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-searching-in-objects-source-code*
*vim-sql-workbench-searching-in-objects-source-code*
Searching in objects source code ~
Of course, you can always execute 'WbGrepSource' in a sqlbuffer and send it to
......@@ -601,7 +647,7 @@ plugin. These defaults can be changed in 'vimrc'.
_Example:_ ':SWSearchObjectDefaults my_table<cr>'
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-searching-for-data-inside-tables*
*vim-sql-workbench-searching-for-data-inside-tables*
Searching for data inside tables ~
You can execute 'WbGrepData' in a sql buffer and send it to the DBMS. For a
......@@ -618,7 +664,7 @@ buffer. If you are in a database explorer, then the search results are
displayed in the bottom right panel.
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-exporting*
*vim-sql-workbench-exporting*
Exporting ~
'vim-sqlworkbench' takes advantage of the very powerful 'SQL Workbench/J'
......@@ -645,7 +691,7 @@ However, you can export as 'ods', which is what you should use anyway. See here
[11] or here [12]
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-sessions*
*vim-sql-workbench-sessions*
Sessions ~
'vim-sqlworkbench' provides support for vim sessions. You have to have the
......@@ -662,7 +708,7 @@ executing any statement, you have to call the 'SWSqlBufferRestore'. This will
also restore the autocomplete list, so you will also have the autocomplete.
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-variables*
*vim-sql-workbench-variables*
Variables ~
'SQL Workbench/j' supports user defined variables (you can have your queries
......@@ -680,11 +726,11 @@ that in 'VIM Sql Workbench' there is no difference between '?' and '&', since
there is no way to get a list of vars in 'vimscript' from 'SQL Workbench/J'
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-commands*
*vim-sql-workbench-commands*
Commands ~
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swdbexplorer*
*vim-sql-workbench-swdbexplorer*
SWDbExplorer ~
_Parameters_:
......@@ -701,7 +747,7 @@ Workbench/J' settings folder, the command will autocomplete the profile names.
See here [15]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swdbexplorerclose*
*vim-sql-workbench-swdbexplorerclose*
SWDbExplorerClose ~
_Parameters_;
......@@ -717,13 +763,13 @@ If you specify a profile name, then the database explorer which is opened for
the indicated profile is closed.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swdbexplorerrestore*
*vim-sql-workbench-swdbexplorerrestore*
SWDbExplorerRestore ~
After a session restore, this command will restore an opened database panel
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlexecutecurrent*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlexecutecurrent*
SWSqlExecuteCurrent ~
In an sql buffer executes the current statement. You can execute this command
......@@ -733,20 +779,20 @@ the last identifier to the end of the file. You can change the delimiter using
the 'SWSqlDelimiter' command.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlexecuteselected*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlexecuteselected*
SWSqlExecuteSelected ~
In an sql buffer, executes the current selected statement. The command works in
visual mode. Be careful to delete the range before typing the command.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlexecuteall*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlexecuteall*
SWSqlExecuteAll ~
Send all sql statements from the buffer to the DBMS.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqltogglemessages*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqltogglemessages*
SWSqlToggleMessages ~
If you have a result set displayed in the result set buffer, you can toggle
......@@ -754,7 +800,7 @@ between the result displayed and the messages produced by the command with this
command. The command works from the sql buffer and from the result set buffer.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlobjectinfo*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlobjectinfo*
SWSqlObjectInfo ~
In a sql buffer or in a result set buffer, you can position the cursor on top
......@@ -763,7 +809,7 @@ of any word and call this command. The plugin will send to the DBMS 'DESC
its definition. Otherwise it will return an error.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlobjectsource*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlobjectsource*
SWSqlObjectSource ~
Like the previous command, if you are with your cursor on top of a word and
......@@ -772,7 +818,7 @@ word is an object in the database. Otherwise, it will return an empty result
set.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlexecutenow*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlexecutenow*
SWSqlExecuteNow ~
_Parameters_:
......@@ -783,13 +829,13 @@ _Parameters_:
Executes a query against the DBMS on the indicated port.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlexecutenowlastresult*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlexecutenowlastresult*
SWSqlExecuteNowLastResult ~
Shows the communication with the server for the last 'SWSqlExecuteNow' command.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlexport*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlexport*
SWSqlExport ~
This command will export the last executed statement. Of course, if your last
......@@ -799,7 +845,7 @@ of the following formats: 'text', 'sqlinsert', 'sqlupdate', 'sqldeleteinsert',
'xml', 'ods', 'html', 'json'.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsearchobject*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsearchobject*
SWSearchObject ~
_Parameters_:
......@@ -820,7 +866,7 @@ execute the 'SWSearchObjectAdvanced' command and select all three columns when
asked.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsearchobjectadvanced*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsearchobjectadvanced*
SWSearchObjectAdvanced ~
This command will perform an advanced search. It will ask for each possible
......@@ -830,7 +876,7 @@ string in the columns means that you want all the columns but only the first
row of each.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsearchobjectdefaults*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsearchobjectdefaults*
SWSearchObjectDefaults ~
_Parameters_:
......@@ -847,7 +893,7 @@ parameters the values defined through the vim variables:
- 'g:sw_search_default_compare_types'
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsearchdata*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsearchdata*
SWSearchData ~
_Parameters_:
......@@ -859,7 +905,7 @@ of 'SQL Workbench/J'. The command which is used is 'WbGrepData'. You can see
more details about the parameters and their default values here [9].
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsearchdataadvanced*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsearchdataadvanced*
SWSearchDataAdvanced ~
This command will perform an advanced search in the tables data. It will ask
......@@ -869,7 +915,7 @@ an empty value here means that you want to search in all the tables and is not
an unusual request.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsearchdatadefaults*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsearchdatadefaults*
SWSearchDataDefaults ~
_Parameters_:
......@@ -887,7 +933,7 @@ all the parameters the values defined through the vim variables:
- 'g:sw_search_default_exclude_lobs'
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlautocomplete*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlautocomplete*
SWSqlAutocomplete ~
This command enables the intellisense autocomplete for the current sql buffer.
......@@ -901,7 +947,7 @@ cache.
The arguments are useful, if you use the 'g:sw_autocomplete_on_load' option.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlbufferrestore*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlbufferrestore*
SWSqlBufferRestore ~
This command will restore the properties of the sql buffer following a vim
......@@ -909,7 +955,7 @@ session restore. This includes the autocomplete intellisense of the buffer, if
this was active when 'mksession' was executed.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swserverstart*
*vim-sql-workbench-swserverstart*
SWServerStart ~
_Parameters_:
......@@ -924,7 +970,7 @@ Please note that you need 'vim dispatch' plugin in order to run this from
'vim'.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swserverstop*
*vim-sql-workbench-swserverstop*
SWServerStop ~
_Parameters_:
......@@ -935,7 +981,7 @@ This command will stop a server. Also the 'SQL Workbench/J' instance in console
mode will be closed.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swsqlconnecttoserver*
*vim-sql-workbench-swsqlconnecttoserver*
SWSqlConnectToServer ~
_Parameters_:
......@@ -948,7 +994,7 @@ This will open a new buffer which will be connected to an existing
the current buffer to the server on the specified port.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*sql-workbench-swdbexplorerreconnect*
*vim-sql-workbench-swdbexplorerreconnect*
SWDbExplorerReconnect ~
Reconnects the database explorer. This is useful if a timeout has occured while
......@@ -956,11 +1002,11 @@ having a database connection opened. Then you call the 'SWDbExplorerReconnect'
in order to be able to execute commands again.
===============================================================================
*sql-workbench-settings*
*vim-sql-workbench-settings*
Settings ~
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*sql-workbench-search-object-source-settings*
*vim-sql-workbench-search-object-source-settings*
Search object source settings: ~
- 'g:sw_search_default_result_columns': the default list of columns to be
......@@ -985,7 +1031,7 @@ _Note_: this values apply for the 'SWSearchObjectDefaults' command. The
'SWSearchObject' command will use the defaults of 'SQL Workbench'.
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*sql-workbench-search-data-in-tables-settings*
*vim-sql-workbench-search-data-in-tables-settings*
Search data in tables settings: ~
- 'g:sw_search_default_match_all': whether to match or not all the search
......@@ -1014,7 +1060,7 @@ _Note_: this values apply for the 'SWSearchDataDefaults' command. The
To see more about these parameters, see here [8] and here [9]
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*sql-workbench-sql-buffer-settings*
*vim-sql-workbench-sql-buffer-settings*
Sql buffer settings: ~
- 'g:sw_sqlopen_command': the vim command used by 'SWSqlConnectToServer'
......@@ -1031,14 +1077,14 @@ Sql buffer settings: ~
after executting a query
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*sql-workbench-database-explorer-settings*
*vim-sql-workbench-database-explorer-settings*
Database explorer settings ~
- 'g:sw_default_right_panel_type': the file type of the bottom right panel
when not specified; default value: "txt"
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*sql-workbench-general-settings*
*vim-sql-workbench-general-settings*
General settings: ~
- 'g:sw_exe': the location of the 'SQL Workbench' executable; default value:
......@@ -1057,7 +1103,7 @@ General settings: ~
all the generated files
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*sql-workbench-screen-shots*
*vim-sql-workbench-screen-shots*
Screen shots ~
Image: Database explorer (see reference [16]) Image: Database explorer source
......@@ -1067,7 +1113,7 @@ displayed as form (see reference [20]) Image: SQL Buffer resultset messages
(see reference [21])
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*sql-workbench-references*
*vim-sql-workbench-references*
References ~
[1] http://www.sql-workbench.net/
......@@ -1085,5 +1131,11 @@ References ~
[13] http://www.sql-workbench.net/manual/using-variables.html
[14] http://www.sql-workbench.net/manual/using-variables.html#access-variable
[15] http://www.sql-workbench.net/manual/install.html#config-dir
[16] resources/screenshots/s01.jpg
[17] resources/screenshots/s02.jpg
[18] resources/screenshots/s03.jpg
[19] resources/screenshots/s04.jpg
[20] resources/screenshots/s05.jpg
[21] resources/screenshots/s06.jpg
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