Tim,

In some cases pressing the refresh button, causes strange results. Refresh
when standing on the tables in the tree does not refresh the tables
(sometimes) and then the same goes well when activating the db in the
treeview (now the tables are refreshed). And I just encountered that when
refreshing a db a view that I dropped appeared again. However clicking on
the view said: View does not exists. So it is not accrate at all times.

Regards, Harry

Harry,

<< In some cases pressing the refresh button, causes strange results.
Refresh when standing on the tables in the tree does not refresh the tables
(sometimes) and then the same goes well when activating the db in the
treeview (now the tables are refreshed). And I just encountered that when
refreshing a db a view that I dropped appeared again. However clicking on
the view said: View does not exists. So it is not accrate at all times. >>

I'll need a little more information in terms of steps to recreate if you
have them.  Dropping a view interactively here removes the view from
treeview as expected, and then dropping a view via SQL and then refreshing
the treeview gives the expected result also.

Just a reminder to everyone - using straight SQL statements does not
automatically refresh the treeview in the EDB Manager.  Only when using the
built-in dialogs do automatic refreshes happen.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

With build 5

Open a table with data
Goto sql tab of database and do a delete  from  table
goto table in tree, open data tab (data is still there), hit the refresh
button (data is still there!)

When you close the table and open it again, THEN the correct (no data) is
shown

Regards, Harry

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> Harry,
>
> << In some cases pressing the refresh button, causes strange results.
> Refresh when standing on the tables in the tree does not refresh the
tables
> (sometimes) and then the same goes well when activating the db in the
> treeview (now the tables are refreshed). And I just encountered that when
> refreshing a db a view that I dropped appeared again. However clicking on
> the view said: View does not exists. So it is not accrate at all times. >>
>
> I'll need a little more information in terms of steps to recreate if you
> have them.  Dropping a view interactively here removes the view from
> treeview as expected, and then dropping a view via SQL and then refreshing
> the treeview gives the expected result also.
>
> Just a reminder to everyone - using straight SQL statements does not
> automatically refresh the treeview in the EDB Manager.  Only when using
the
> built-in dialogs do automatic refreshes happen.
>
> --
> Tim Young
> Elevate Software
> www.elevatesoft.com
>
>

Harry,

<< Open a table with data
Goto sql tab of database and do a delete  from  table
goto table in tree, open data tab (data is still there), hit the refresh
button (data is still there!)

When you close the table and open it again, THEN the correct (no data) is
shown >>

I'm not seeing that here.  The data refreshes every time.  What size table
(# rows) are you using and are you deleting a row in the beginning, end,
etc. of the table ?

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim

1000000 records (deleting all rows with a sql statement)

Also, it still happens on other occasions too. I will try to make a few
cases with a step to step description.

Regards, Harry

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> Harry,
>
> << Open a table with data
>  Goto sql tab of database and do a delete  from  table
>  goto table in tree, open data tab (data is still there), hit the refresh
>  button (data is still there!)
>
>  When you close the table and open it again, THEN the correct (no data) is
> shown >>
>
> I'm not seeing that here.  The data refreshes every time.  What size table
> (# rows) are you using and are you deleting a row in the beginning, end,
> etc. of the table ?
>
> --
> Tim Young
> Elevate Software
> www.elevatesoft.com
>
>