SQL Editor Modeless

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SQL editor modeless ?

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yapt
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SQL Editor Modeless

Post by yapt » Tue 26 Jan 2010 10:32

Please,

Are there any way to change SQL editor to NO.modal ?

Thanks...

Plash
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Post by Plash » Wed 27 Jan 2010 09:56

We will investigate the possibility to add such feature, but that is hardly to happen in the nearest future.

Note that you can edit SQL in Code Editor. Right click the memo where you edit SQL and select Code Editor from the context menu.

yapt
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Post by yapt » Wed 27 Jan 2010 14:54

I know the SQL editor but I would like to see at same time my SQL code and the Delphi IDE code window (delphi/pascal code)

Thanks Plash.

dschuch
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Post by dschuch » Wed 27 Jan 2010 15:44

turn off the integrated SQL-Editor and edit SQL standard delphi like would do it too i think.

the modal form and the missing syntax highlighter (the delphi ide has a sql syntax highlighting) are really ugly

yapt
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Post by yapt » Wed 24 Feb 2010 18:32

Today I was working on a customer with my laptop and two monitors. I have set then my SQL-Editor on the secondary monitor.

After going to my office, I have receive a call from my customer with a several problem. I have opened my Delphi and I have tried to see the last SQL I have edited on the customer home, but I only had a monitor here.

At the end I couldn't edit the SQL. I have had to edit it on the DFM... and it is a very large (and complex -macros, parameters-) SQL.

Are there any way to restore the SQL Editor Window to a "left=0 top=0" position ?

Thanks.

yapt
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Post by yapt » Thu 25 Feb 2010 11:27

Answering to myself:

1.- CTRL+SPACE
2.- M
3.- rigth arrow
4.- Move the pointer mouse

Then you can see the SQL Editor Window again.

Best Regards.

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