We have extend SHOW DATABASES command to show also not registered databases located in the VServer/databases folder. To implement this VServer now is able iterate this folder to see files with .vdb extension.
Valentina Studio now take this in attention and show such not registered databases with a special icon. Also you get contextual menu with command “Register database”.
Refresh button of VStudio is able issue SHOW DATABASE command to check folder for new files if needed.
We are glad to inform you, that for 4.9.1 version we will introduce Valentina Studio for Linux 64 bit version.
In the nearest 1-2 days we should upload 4.9.1 beta build of VStudio linux 32 and 64 bits.
Now you should not synch vClient API calls – vClient do it self and you are free to access and operates with vClient’s remote objects from different threads similiangly.
In particular, vStudio operates with remote connections via multiple threads and it was a source of some glitches and unexpected errors especially with a long queries. Now there are no more errors like “EOF reached…” or “Broken packet received…” which were result of incorrect thread synch.
Thanks to new SHOW PROCEDURES ALL, we was able implement Function Browser in the SQL Editor of Valentina Studio.
This Function Browser contains a list of system function and used defined stored procedures and functions listed by categories such as:
Continue reading NEW Function Browser in the SQL Editor of VStudio!
We have added the left side bar into Schema Editor.
It looks similar to what have OS X Finder and Windows 7. This sidebar allows you easy jump to the most common and/or recent places of your job. For example, you can by single click open recent database or connection or your bookmark to a Valentina Server. Your login and password can be stored, so no need to retype them each time.
Continue reading NEW Left Side Bar in Schema Editor of Valentina Studio
We have added to SQL Editor of Valentina Studio great new feature: now you can get much more rich output from an SQL command. And this output is separated into 4 tab panels at bottom of Editor.
Continue reading NEW Tab-Panels in SQL Editor to Display Logs/Output/Warnings/Tune
We have write own tooltips, so now they can show even syntax highlight.
Now SqlEditor shows history of queries not in the menu, but in the same panel of editor. This give us:
* visibility of few lines of query (and tooltip if query has more of 5 lines);
* syntax highlight;
* filter for fast search in the history;
* choice between history of the current database only or full.
SqlEditor becomes better. Added
* highlight of line with error;
* logs panel works better;
* tooltips that show info about Schema Object;
* code-folding, great when you type procedure or trigger;
* autocompletion menu has icons;
* if TAB panel is not visible, then buttons to execute queries and such, are shown in the sub-panel, so we can still use them.
Now you can do Cmd/Ctrl + Click on the name of any Schema object in the text of query, to open new Tab-panel (or activate existed) with Schema Editor, where this object will be selected.
This feature is available from any place of VStudio, where SQL text is shown!
New Video lessons added:
1) VStudio -> Import via ODBC datasource.
2) VStudio Pro -> Reports -> Grouping
3) VStudio Pro -> Reports -> Controls -> Picture Field
4) VStudio Pro -> Reports -> Regions -> Report Header
We have add 2 news video tutorials EN. One for MAC and one for WIN about how to setup ODBC datasource around Valentina ODBC driver.
http://valentina-db.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=valentina:video:video
These lessons can be helpful to setup ODBC data source for other dbs also, e.g. MySQL or MS Access, if you want import from then into Valentina using
Valentina Studio ODBC data import.
And lesson about this import from ODBC is our next lesson, which is in the work.