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Hello guys!
Im using dbForge for Oracle on Visual Studio 2010, I know there is a keyboard shortcut to describe a table, but i cant remember. Please help me

thankz,

Unfortunately, there is no such a shortcut in dbForge.

alexa wrote:Unfortunately, there is no such a shortcut in dbForge.

Thanks for replay alexa.
Maybe I was not clear, what im trying to say is when im making a sql query there is a window that shows the columns of the table, just like you right click on table and choose "edit table", on Database explorer window...
I did this before but i cant remember the shortcut. Im new to dbForge

Could you please provide us a screenshot of the window you would like to open with a shortcut?

This exactly window, where is the column tables name (Employee_id, first_name...) but in visual studio

Unfortunately, a shortcut for this command can be defined only in dbForge Studio but not in Fusion.

In dbForge Studio you can define the shortcut as follows:

1. Select 'Tools -> Options' from the main menu. The 'Options' window opens.
2. Navigate to the 'Environment -> Keyboard' branch.
3. Type 'Database.EditTable' in the 'Show Commands Containing' field.
4. Select the 'Database.EditTable' command in the list below.
5. Set the focus in the 'Press shortcut keys:' field and press a key combination.
6. Click the 'Assign' button.
7. Click 'OK'.

There is no such a shortcut in dbForge.




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We just wanted to say that such a shortcut is present only in dbForge Studio for Oracle, but not in dbForge Fusion for Oracle.