I don't use it. I think it might be useful for a user that is not familiar
with the database. I would use auto-complete more if it would complete
column names, but it only seems to complete schemas/tables/views. So in the
end, I just type it all in.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 6:48 AM, Mario Splival
Hy,
I work with multiple sql windows but some times for complex query that
join multiple tables, I use the query designer for selecting the table
an the appropriate join.
Then the aggregate, restrictions and projections are build only in
text.
What is amazing is that for jasperreport, I work on
Well... I don't use it either. The only place I have used anything like a
graphical query builder (or wizard) was in MS Access, but thats just because
of the crazy sql syntax that thing has.
Instead of the query builder feature I rather had many sql window tabs.
Cheers.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 0
I'm wondering how many people is actually using Graphical Query Builder.
Coming from MSSQL (last version used was MSSQL2000), with it's
Enterprise Manager and Query Builder... I never used it. I always found
it much easier/faster to type the query in Query Analyzer - as I'm doing
today, using
