For example:ĬREATE LUA SCRIPT MY_CAT RETURNS TABLE ASīy default, the keywords in DbVisualizer are displayed in uppercase. The start of the SQL Block is -/ and the end of the block is defined with /. In DBVisualizer, LUA scripts / UDFs should be created as an SQL block. You can also customize the behavior of the auto-completion from Tools > Tool Properties > SQL Commander > Auto Completion. To know more about the feature, see Auto Completion in DbVisualizer documentation. In DBVisualizer, if you are in the context of a schema, only the tables of that schema are shown in the auto completion.
In DbVisualizer, you can directly access the table or column name without the need to fully qualify the object. In EXAplus, to use the auto completion of table/column names you need to first type the schema name. If you want to configure the shortcuts, see Changing Keyboard Shortcuts in DbVisualizer documentation. In EXAplus, the keyboard shortcuts for the statements start with CTRL+Enter. Here are some best practices if you are moving from the old EXAplus client to DbVisualizer: Keyboard Shortcuts To remove issues with -/, click Tool Properties > General > SQL Commander > Statement Delimiters and select Allow SQL Dialects. Run your SQL statements in the new SQL Commander.To create a new SQL Commander, click SQL Commander > New SQL Commander.To complete the connection configuration, click Finish.Īfter connecting to the Exasol database, Exasol is listed in the Databases tab under the Connections tree.To check your connection, click Ping Server.If the Exasol installation instance is new, the username is sys and the password is exasol. Database Password: Enter your Password.Database Server: Enter the Connection string.In the next screen, enter the following connection details:.
DBVISUALIZER PRO DRIVER
In the Select Database Driver screen, select Exasol and click Next.
Enter a name for the connection in the New connection Wizard(for example, Exasol) and click Next.Open DbVisualizer and select Tools > Connection Wizard.
DBVISUALIZER PRO HOW TO
This section describes how to connect DbVisualizer to Exasol and run an SQL statement.