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Place cursor on a table name in a buffer connected to a DB and press <leader>oi (object information).
In the output section you will get a bunch of output blocks. Each block starts with a title and can be folded.
The bug is, that those titles are not correct. They are shifted downwards. Here is an example of a such shift:
=SQL 4
INDEX_NAME | UNIQUE | PK | DEFINITIO...
-------------------+--------+----+----------...
U_TAAL_TABLE_ALIAS | YES | NO | TABLE_ALI...
U_TAAL_TABLE_NAME | YES | NO | TABLE_NAM...
=SQL 3: TABLE_ALIAS - Indexes
COLUMN_NAME | DATA_TYPE | PK | NUL...
------------+---------------------+----+----...
TABLE_NAME | VARCHAR2(1000 Byte) | NO | NO ...
TABLE_ALIAS | VARCHAR2(4 Byte) | NO | NO ...
Here the title "TABLE_ALIAS - Indexes" should be placed on the first block. The second block should be titled like "TABLE_ALIAS - Colunms"
PS @cosminadrianpopescu It would be great, if you could place the columns first, since the first block is not folded by default and it is often the most useful information. Thank you!
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Place cursor on a table name in a buffer connected to a DB and press
<leader>oi
(object information).In the output section you will get a bunch of output blocks. Each block starts with a title and can be folded.
The bug is, that those titles are not correct. They are shifted downwards. Here is an example of a such shift:
Here the title "TABLE_ALIAS - Indexes" should be placed on the first block. The second block should be titled like "TABLE_ALIAS - Colunms"
PS
@cosminadrianpopescu It would be great, if you could place the columns first, since the first block is not folded by default and it is often the most useful information. Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: