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Table View for queries in the explorer ?

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pnewmanpnewman
Joined on 2012-04-11

Hi

Is there anyway to get the table view , rather than the tree view, when I'm running queries ?

 

Is there a more advanced version of the explorer anywhere ?

Thanks

Paul Newman

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supportsupport
Joined on 2010-05-03

You can run a query in the Explorer also by selecting [Window > Open Table Window] from the menu (or clicking the table icon in the toolbar) when the query window is active, and then the results are displayed using a table view.

More advanced versions of the Explorer will be released in the future. If you need specific improvements you may fill feature requests.

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