Edit query results in SQL worksheet

I can't edit query results in SQL worksheet, I not found any options to "ON" this. I use SQL Developer 2.1.1.64.

You can't edit results in the worksheet. It's an accepted feature request with no scheduled date. In the mean time you have to go to the table or write an update statement.

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Odac 12.1 Oracle.VsDevTools Cannot edit query results

I am running Windows 7 64-bit and Visual Studio 2010
I installed ODTwithODAC121010 successfully.
In Visual Studios Help>About it shows: Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio 12.1.0.1.0
Issue:
After updating to odac 12.1 I can no longer edit/insert data into the query builder results pane.
I have relied on this capability in previous versions of odac.
Has this feature been removed?
I've connected to multiple Oracle 11g dbs with same results below:
I get the following response when I attempt to edit a field in the query results pane:
No row was updated.
The data in row 10 was not committed.
Error Source: .
Error Message: Unable to parse expression.
Correct the errors and retry or press ESC to cancel the change(s).
I get the following response when I paste a new row in the query results pane:
No row was updated.
The data in row 11 was not committed.
Error Source: Oracle.VsDevTools.10.0.
Error Message: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Correct the errors and retry or press ESC to cancel the change(s).
Is there something I need to do to enable this?
What are some good alternatives if this capability is no longer supported?

Hi George Pertea,
Thanks for the reply.
I am in the edit query mode and also the query tool bar is enabled.
But my "view sql" button is disabled,I cannot click on it.
I am logged in as "Admin" , so what is the problem.
I was able to do that in XI R2 before.
Please help me!
Thanks

How to Edit Query Result of Simple Search Panel

Hi Experts,
I have a question regarding Simple Search Panel.
I have made a VO that select a table which contained data like this:
Name | Skill | Status
Rooney | Shooting | A
Rooney | Heading | B
Rooney | Running | B
Van Persie | Shooting | A
Van Persie | Heading | C
Van Persie | Running | B
I successfully made a Simple Search Panel which showing all the data from that VO.
But my requirement is I want to make a grouping of that search result, so it should be showing like this:
Name | Skill | Status
Rooney | Shooting | A
- - - - - - | Heading | B
- - - - - - | Running | B
Van Persie | Shooting | A
- - - - - - | Heading | C
- - - - - - | Running | B
As long as it is the same person with the row above, it won't print the name of the person.
Could you please give me a pointer about this?
Thanks in advance,
Rheza
Edited by: 893922 on Feb 19, 2013 3:13 AM

Hi expert,
My requirement is I need to override the query result from Simple Search Panel.
The data that I provided above was just for simplify the example.
One of my requirement is:
- when the "status" column value is 0, I need to override this and show an image of image0.jpg
- when the "status" column value is 1, I need to override this and show an image of image1.jpg
Any pointers about this will be so much appreciated.
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Edited by: 893922 on Mar 6, 2013 7:26 PM

Save results from sql worksheet

Hi,
Is there a way to save the results of worksheet to a tab-delimited text file which has the first line the column names?
I can copy and paste the results now, but they don't include the column names.
On text file save would be best to include all rows, not only the ones displayed in worksheet.
Thanks

Should performance improve if the second statement uses bind variables for the date columns? Probably, it depends on how expense the parse is compared to the rest of teh query execution. But generally, if you've got hundreds of statements which are the same except for literals then it's usually a good idea to replace them with a statement that uses bind variables. The best thing to do is benchmark it.
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Output query results in sql transaction code

Is the code below valid? I think the comma at the end of my
variable is
throwing an error when I run this.
Eg. "#trim(product)#",
I need the comma however to make the statement correct except
after the last
record. Is there any way around that?
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username="#client.username#"
password="#client.password#">
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FROM order_history
WHERE OrderNo='823719'
AND product in (<cfoutput
query="backorders">"#trim(product)#",</cfoutput>)
AND invoice < #max.invoice#
ORDER BY invoice desc
</cfquery>

since it looks like you are dealing with strings, take a look
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hth
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www.recfusion.com
[email protected]

Query Results pl sql

I am having a problem in appending various coulomns into one row. I will explain by illustrating an example.
Suppose I have a table "student." I have used dots to separate the fields.
St_id st_no st_sub
1........1........A
2........1........B
3........1........C
4........2........A
5........2........B
I want the output in the following format -
St_id....st_no... st_sub
1,2,3.......1........A,B,C
4,5.........2........A,B
Please let me know how to code this and obtain an output for the same. Thanks a bunch in advance

Found this on:
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:2119231749211243::::P11_QUESTION_ID:229614022562
So: You'd need to create your own function here.
I must say that I'm truly amazed how Tom solved this almost 10 years ago (never stumbled on that link before), incredible!
Only change I made to the original example from Tom was having your separator as a parameter (default value = a comma) instead of hardcoding it.
So: this should work for you on 8i:
MHO%xe> create table student as ( --generating sample data:
2 select 1 st_id, 1 st_no, 'A' st_sub from dual union all
3 select 2,1,'B' from dual union all
4 select 3,1,'C' from dual union all
5 select 4,2,'A' from dual union all
6 select 5,2,'B' from dual
7 );
Tabel is aangemaakt.
MHO%xe> select * from student
2 /
     ST_ID ST_NO ST_SUB
         1     1 A
         2     1 B
         3     1 C
         4     2 A
         5     2 B
MHO%xe> create or replace
2 function transpose( p_key_name in varchar2,
3                      p_key_val in varchar2,
4                      p_other_col_name in varchar2,
5                      p_tname     in varchar2,
6                      p_sep       in varchar2 default ','
7                    )
8 return varchar2
9 as
10      type rc is ref cursor;
11      l_str    varchar2(4000);
12      l_sep    varchar2(1) := p_sep;
13      l_val    varchar2(4000);
14
15      l_cur    rc;
16 begin
17
18      open l_cur for 'select '||p_other_col_name||'
19                        from '|| p_tname || '
20                       where ' || p_key_name || ' = :x '
21                  using p_key_val;
22
23      loop
24          fetch l_cur into l_val;
25          exit when l_cur%notfound;
26          l_str := l_str || l_sep || l_val;
27      end loop;
28      close l_cur;
29
30      return ltrim(l_str, l_sep);
31 end;
32 /
Functie is aangemaakt.
MHO%xe> select transpose( 'st_no', st_no, 'st_id', 'student' ) st_id
2 ,      t.st_no
3 ,      transpose( 'st_no', st_no, 'st_sub', 'student' ) st_sub
4 from   student t
5 group by t.st_no;
ST_ID           ST_NO ST_SUB
1,2,3               1 A,B,C
4,5                 2 A,BBut you really should want to upgrade to a more recent (and supported) DB-version, it will make your life better ;)

1.5.4. "Toggle SQL Worksheet Area" not found

In 1.5.3. there was a very usefull shortcut for "Toggle SQL Worksheet Area", but I couldn't find it in Version 1.5.4. Is there a similar functionality now in 1.5.4?
Enhancement request: Maybe this "Toggle" functionality can be improved to "Toggle and set the focus/cursor into the result set/SQL Worksheet". Then it's more easy just to work with the keyboard. Otherwise you have to mouse-click into the result set to navigate through the data. Would be nice to have this feature.
Edited by: user4125343 on 04.03.2009 10:25

I have personally found it useful when the feature is debated here before being put on the feature request page. Or at least having the url of the OTN forum discussion in the feature request.
Now a tip. If you can assign SqlHistory's default accelerator F8 to something else, to free up F8 in worksheet...while in ScriptOutput tab hit F8 and the use up/down arrow keys to move the splitpane.
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Hi- I occasionally come across this issue when I run any query in SQL Developer (3.0.02), the Query Result tab shows a bold red Exclamation point and the display grid is blank. It says "Fetched 50 rows in 0.235 seconds" but the results aren't displayed. There is nothing wrong with the queries so it seems like some type of display problem but I can't figure out how to fix it. Like I said, it doesn't happen all the time and I run the same saved queries so I know it's not a problem with the actual queries. Has anyone ever seen or heard of this before?

Hi,
Sounds like you are using an early adopter version of 3.0. Why not upgrade to the latest production release (3.1.07.42)?
A similar situation is described in this old thread:
Re: Randomly not getting query results
Regards,
SQL Developer Team

SSMS Addin - How To Access Query Results Grid

Hi,
I want to access Query Result Grid(Results) in SSMS addin but I did'nt found anything.
How can I access Query Result Grid, Rows, Columns and Cells when I executed a script?
Thanks.

SQL Server Management Studio currently supports query execution results to be displayed in three different ways: Results to Grid,
Results to Text and Results to File.
By default SQL Server Management Studio is configured to display query results in
Grid format. If you want to change the default to some other option follow these steps.
1. In SQL Server Management Studio, under Tools menu, click
Options as shown in the snippet below.
2. In the Options dialog box, expand Query Results, expand
SQL Server and then select General as shown in the snippet below. In the right side panel choose one of the three options shown below in the
Default Destination for results drop down list and click
OK to save the changes as shown in the snippet below. The changes will go into effect once you open a New Query window.
Query Result Options for Results to Text
In this format you have the option to display the results in a different tab as well as setting different output options.
In the Options dialog box, expand Query Results, expand
SQL Server and then select Results to Text tab as shown in the snippet below. In the right side panel first select the checkbox for
Display results in a separate tab and then select the checkbox for
Switch to results tab after the query executes and then click
OK. If you would like to also display the column name in the result set then choose the option Include column headers in the result set
as shown in the snippet below.
The options you can use in the Text format are:
Output format: - In the above snippet you could see that by default the output is displayed as columns aligned. Some of the other options that are available are Comma Delimited,
Tab Delimited, Space Delimited and Custom Delimited. If you choose the Custom Delimited option in the Output format drop down list then you need to specify a character of your choice for the delimiter in the
Custom delimiter text box.
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Include the query in the result set: - The text of the query is displayed as part of query output under the messages tab.
Scroll as results are received: - If this option is selected, then the display focuses on the most recently returned records at the end of the results set.
Right align numeric values: - If this option is selected, then numeric values will be aligned to the right of the column.
Discard results after query executes: - If this option is selected, then the query results are not displayed in the reviewing pane.
Display results in a separate tab: - If this option is selected, then the result set after query execution will be displayed in a new tab instead of at the bottom of the query window.
Switch to results tab after the query executes: - If this option is selected, then after the query execution the screen focus will be set to the results tab.
Maximum number of characters displayed in each column: - This sets the maximum characters to display for any one column. So if you have a column that is 500 characters this will only show the first 256 if you keep the default setting.
Ref link :http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/2346/different-options-for-query-results-in-sql-server-management-studio/
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would be using AutoFit on the columns so everything is easily visible.
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Code:
$docs = "C:\Scripts\Output.xlsx"
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$xlsObj.DisplayAlerts = $false
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$xlsSh.Name = $sheetname
### SQL query results sent to Excel
$SQLServer = 'ServerName'
$Database = 'DataBase'
## - Connect to SQL Server using non-SMO class 'System.Data':
$SqlConnection = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection
$SqlConnection.ConnectionString = "Server = $SQLServer; Database = $Database; Integrated Security = True"
$SqlCmd = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand
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While ([System.Runtime.Interopservices.Marshal]::ReleaseComObject($xlsObj)) {'cleanup xlsObj'}
[gc]::collect() | Out-Null
[gc]::WaitForPendingFinalizers() | Out-Null
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Here's what I ended up with that accomplishes my goal. I learned it's not possible to create a CSV with two worksheets since Excel will allow this but the CSV cannot be saved with the second worksheet. Instead, I create two CSV files then merge
them into one Excel workbook, one CSV per worksheet. In my case, this happens in 5 seconds. There is one thing which must be mentioned, I've seen this script fail the first time it is run but will successfully run the second time.
Also note, after much trial and error, this code correctly cleans up the Excel ComObject!! -Thanks go to JRV.
$docs = "D:\Scripts\MonthlyReboots.xlsx"
IF (Test-Path $docs){Remove-Item $docs}
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$next = $Excel.workbooks.Open($loopy)
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$xlsRng = $dest.ActiveSheet.UsedRange
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$dest.sheets.item('Sheet1').Delete()
$xlsFile = "D:\Scripts\MonthlyReboots.xlsx"
[void] $Excel.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs($xlsFile)
$Excel.Quit()
While ([System.Runtime.Interopservices.Marshal]::ReleaseComObject($xlsRng)) {'cleanup xlsRng'}
While ([System.Runtime.Interopservices.Marshal]::ReleaseComObject($next)) {'cleanup xlsSh'}
While ([System.Runtime.Interopservices.Marshal]::ReleaseComObject($Book)) {'cleanup xlsWb'}
While ([System.Runtime.Interopservices.Marshal]::ReleaseComObject($Excel)) {'cleanup xlsObj'}
[gc]::collect() | Out-Null
[gc]::WaitForPendingFinalizers() | Out-Null
}#End end block.
}#End function run-query.
$queries = @()
$queries += @'
Select * from table1
$queries += @'
Select * from table2
$sheetnames = @("Cert","Prod")
$filenames = @("D:\Scripts\Prod.csv","D:\Scripts\Cert.csv")
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Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 50
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I get an error message, when I try to export the following test case to any data format.
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create table test2 (id number(2), text varchar2(5));
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insert into test2 values (1,'test');
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select * from test1 t1;
select t1.id from test1 t1;
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Hi,
Dhalek.
I've got the same problem here.
In my SQL Dev, I disabled the Autopopup code completion insight in SQL Worksheet. (Tools - Preferences - Code Editor - Code Completion - untick the checkbox). Restart SQL Dev. Tried to export a query.
The same error message appears.
My workaround is to re-enable the autopopup and restart SQL Dev.
The disabled autopopup code completion insight caused me these
2.1 EA1: Bugs - cannot Export Data from Grid
2.1 EA2: Bugs on code completion for displaying column name
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Message was edited by:
Dave Judge

Hi Dave,
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Hi George Pertea,
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I was able to do that in XI R2 before.
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