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UI: View stored procedures in DB menu

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Enhancement Request: Ability to view a list of stored procedures from the left hand DB menu probably similar styling to the DB name just in its list. Similar to how its done in MSSQL management studio MSSQL management studio , there would be a collapsed list that would have the results from select * from information_schema.routines where routine_type = 'PROCEDURE'

Clicking on the name of the SP would open a tab with the SP’s code there.

So it needs to be decided if SPs, Functions, Triggers should be in their own collection to separate them from the tables. -Should we combine the SPs, Functions, Triggers in to a programmability (or some other name) folder and leave the structure the way it is?

  • should the tables be in a collection with SPs, Functions, Triggers also being separate collections like SQLdeveloper SQL Dev

I’m not a fan of having a programmability folder/collection, but it can minimize the clutter that is SQLDeveloper. Another option could be a context menu on the DB name that has the option to see the SPs and click the one you with to view…

It is a lot to go over and think about. With direction I would consider helping with this in a couple months

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 8 years ago
  • Reactions:1
  • Comments:6 (5 by maintainers)

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darkwisperercommented, Mar 22, 2016

I like the Mysql Workbench approach of putting the triggers under the tables. Perhaps table related synonyms should also be under the table group or in a description page?

@maxcnunes I too like the idea of being able to keep it minimalist, or at least have an option/setting to control what is visible by default. Or on install it asks your preference of either all or minimal then the user can customize from there. Your right this sidebar should be its own issue after a PR has been accepted.

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maxcnunescommented, Apr 5, 2016

Closing this issue since it has already been merged to master.

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