New and enhanced Visual Object Editors

SQL Navigator’s visual object editors have been visually enhanced.

$image\Sqln0004.gif$ All visual object editors feature a standard toolbar at the top of the window and a status line at the bottom.

$image\Sqln0004.gif$ Buttons that duplicated functions available in the main SQL Navigator toolbar have been removed.

$image\Sqln0004.gif$ Available functions and commands may vary according to the Oracle version being used.

$image\Sqln0004.gif$ The Open object dialog now provides a most-recently-used (MRU) object list.

$image\Sqln0004.gif$ There are new editors for Object Types and Profiles.

New edit functions

There are new editors for Object Types and Profiles.

Various object editors have been given new functionality; for example:

$image\Sqln0004.gif$ the Table and Index editors now support all standard data types and user-defined data types, including LOBs (Large Objects), partitions and sub-partitions, and provide tabbed pages displaying indexes, constraints, and dependencies

$image\Sqln0004.gif$ the Role editor displays granted roles and granted privileges at the same time.

$image\Sqln0004.gif$ the View editor has a new Triggers tab that shows the triggers attached to the view. Double-clicking on a trigger name opens it in the trigger editor.

$image\Sqln0004.gif$ the User editor and Role editor are now separate.

All visual object editors allow for entering non-alphanumeric and mixed-case object names.


$image\Sqln0011.gif$	SQL Navigator does not support working with LOB or Object table columns when using an Oracle 7 client connected to Oracle 8 database. For full functionality, use an Oracle 8 client to connect to an Oracle 8 database.