Fig. 270: SQL Editor User Settings
The user settings for the SQL Editor can be done in the eclipse main menu by selecting the menu entry and following selection of the entry (s. fig. 270 ).
The settings primarily concern the colors of the syntax hightlighting and formatting in the text editor
Fig. 270: SQL Editor User Settings
The following settings can be done:
| Expanded attribute color | The color for expanded attributes |
| Default text color | The color for standard text |
| Main attribute color | The color for main attributes |
| '//' comment color | The color for comments with '//' |
| Enclose literal color | The color for enclosed literals |
| /* - */ comment color | The color for comments in /* */ |
| Print margin column | The with of the rows at auto format (Menu ) |
| Print executed sql statements | Print all SQL statments which are executed by eva/3 Application Builder to the "Console" view. |
| Always show parameter dialog | If the tab Results in the SQL Query Editor gets activated, a dialog appears which asks for values which are referenced by forms or system variables. If this checkbox is activated, the dialog always appears if the Results tab is activated. If the checkbox is deactivated, the dialog appears only one time. All values will be stored and used any time the Results tab gets activated. |
| Add "with (nolock)" after table definition | Adds the nolock keyword to the table definition to access the tables without locking |
| Parameter server active | Activates the parameter server. If a eva/3 application starts, with activated parameter server, then is it possible to read out currentForm! variables in parameter dialog of sql-editor. This would be helpfully, if you would debug sql querys |
| Server port | The port of the parameter server |
| Restore Defaults | Resets the settings to their default values |
System Settings