The query results aren't editable, that's what the INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE commands are for. You can however browse and edit your VIEWs and TABLEs directly, using the grids.
@@JeffSmiththat Is it possible to display results from select Statement in grid view directly? I want to manipulate data records using select rowid, t.* from table_name t where ... Using grid with from sidebar makes using filters (where conditions) very inconvenient because it takes to much time to filter in that view with UI elements.
I literally just learned about this editor from a colleague yesterday, and now there's a SQL Developer module for it?!
This is a much needed addition to VS Code! Thanks!
I'm so happy to have this extension
I'm really happy with the VSCode add-in, however it seems to be magnitudes slower than PLSQL. Am I doing something wrong, or is this just by design?
Useful 👍👍
can we add an object finder and the ability to compile from GitHub objects as if they were opened from the DB?
Both features are on the list!
Is this different from, or an updated version of, the Oracle SQL VS Code extension that already exists?
Yes, completely different, this one is from the sql developer team...and is the eventual replacement (for Oracle SQL Developer desktop)
how can i commit changes? didnt find it
Awesome 😎👍
Installing in 3...2...1
How can I edit and update values from query result view without writing update statements?
The query results aren't editable, that's what the INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE commands are for. You can however browse and edit your VIEWs and TABLEs directly, using the grids.
@@JeffSmiththat Is it possible to display results from select Statement in grid view directly?
I want to manipulate data records using select rowid, t.* from table_name t where ...
Using grid with from sidebar makes using filters (where conditions) very inconvenient because it takes to much time to filter in that view with UI elements.
@@marco.__-.-__4711 display yes, "edit," no.
Excellent.