On 29.11.2012 13:50, Dave Page wrote:
I never use it myself. But out of interest, how exactly to SQL Assistant give you any kind of usable auto complete for column names after SELECT if you've got a database that's anything other than trivially sized? For example, the database I'm currently working in has nearly 4000 distinct columns in it, and that's relatively small.
For example you may write prototype like SELECT * FROM some_table, then add fields instead of *. Then you get only fields from the table... or from tables participating in JOIN etc. Really worth to try it - just for curiosity.
What, you mean Ctrl+Space is captured by pgAdmin, even if it doesn't have focus? It isn't here.
Maybe it's my fault I was not clear enough. I though SQL Assistant is known app or you will check what is it. This app hook to other app UI replacing/improving functionality. In case of PgAdmin, after hitting SHIFT+SPACE two popups appears, one over another: from pgAdmin and from SQL Assistant. Actually, the last one has possibility to change hotkeys, but as I already said, we are accustomed to this since it's most common hotkey for autocomplete/intellisense.
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