ObjectDB Database Search

the current database connection, use the File Close command. Viewing database content Viewer windows The Explorer provides two types of viewer windows for database data. The Table window follows ... of viewer is useful for viewing data in a simple object model. In most cases, the Tree window

(e.g. com.btc.ep.details. viewer .impl" - "ep.details. viewer .impl"). We are now wondering

a common feature in database viewers . Any idea how this can be done technically without retrieving

ObjectDB explorer is mainly designed as database viewer , not editor. However, I think it can be improved to function as a capable editor also, and I think this will make ObjectDB an even better product. Compared to relational database GUIs right now, ObjectDB is not as capable of entering static

.RenameListener.doubleClick(RenameListener.java:214) at org.eclipse.jface. viewers .StructuredViewer$1.run ... .java:173) at org.eclipse.jface. viewers .StructuredViewer.fireDoubleClick(StructuredViewer.java:829) at org.eclipse.jface. viewers .AbstractTreeViewer.handleDoubleSelect(AbstractTreeViewer.java:1470

The new Explorer of ObjectDB 2 is currently a viewer rather than an editor. It always opens databases in a read only mode. The Explorer should support creating and storing new database objects and editing and updating existing database objects, visually, with no code. This is one of the features