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The database object browser consists of two components: the | The database object browser consists of two components: the object explorer and the search panel. They switch through the tab control. | ||
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[[File:Octofy_Object_explorer.png|250px|thumb|right|Database object tree]] | [[File:Octofy_Object_explorer.png|250px|thumb|right|Database object tree]] | ||
The database object tree displays the available tables and views grouped by the schema and object type. | The object explorer is a database object tree. It displays the available tables and views grouped by the schema and object type. | ||
==Search panel== | ==Search panel== | ||
[[File:Octofy_Search.png|250px|thumb|right|Database object search panel]] | [[File:Octofy_Search.png|250px|thumb|right|Database object search panel]] | ||
* The database object search panel provides a quick way to locate database objects. It can quickly list matching database objects by searching the names of data tables, views, or columns. | * The database object search panel provides a quick way to locate database objects. It can quickly list matching database objects by searching the names of data tables, views, or columns. | ||
* The Octofy supports to search database objects within a specific schema. To search for database objects in a specific schema, enter the name of the schema, followed by a period and the search content. | |||
* If it is a search column, the matching columns will be highlighted in the column view panel. | * If it is a search column, the matching columns will be highlighted in the column view panel. | ||
===Search options=== | ===Search options=== | ||
[[File:Octofy_search_options_dialog.png|250px|thumb|right|Search options dialog]] | |||
Database object search also provides the following search matching methods: | Database object search also provides the following search matching methods: | ||
* Start with the search text | * Start with the search text | ||
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* Contains the search text | * Contains the search text | ||
* Exactly matches the search text | * Exactly matches the search text | ||
You can change the search matching method through the Search Options dialog box. | |||
==Column list view== | |||
[[File:Octofy_Column_view.png|250px|thumb|right|Column view]] | |||
The column view is a data grid. It lists the following information about the selected database object: | |||
* Column name | |||
* Data type and length | |||
* Sequence number in the database object | |||
* Whether the column value can be null | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:17, 28 October 2021
The database object browser consists of two components: the object explorer and the search panel. They switch through the tab control.
Object explorer
The object explorer is a database object tree. It displays the available tables and views grouped by the schema and object type.
Search panel
- The database object search panel provides a quick way to locate database objects. It can quickly list matching database objects by searching the names of data tables, views, or columns.
- The Octofy supports to search database objects within a specific schema. To search for database objects in a specific schema, enter the name of the schema, followed by a period and the search content.
- If it is a search column, the matching columns will be highlighted in the column view panel.
Search options
Database object search also provides the following search matching methods:
- Start with the search text
- End with the search text
- Contains the search text
- Exactly matches the search text
You can change the search matching method through the Search Options dialog box.
Column list view
The column view is a data grid. It lists the following information about the selected database object:
- Column name
- Data type and length
- Sequence number in the database object
- Whether the column value can be null
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