What is it?
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dbext.vim : Provides database access to most databases.
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=356
This plugin contains functions/mappings/commands to enable Vim to
access several databases.
This plugin contains functions/mappings/commands to enable Vim to
access several databases.
List of currently supported databases:
DB2
Firebird
Ingres
Interbase
Microsoft SQL Server
MySQL
PostgreSQL
Oracle
Oracle Rdb on an Open VMS Node
SQLite
Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere
Sybase UltraLite
Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise
When using a Perl enabled Vim ( :echo has('perl') ):
DBI
ODBC
It abstracts database access, so the same Vim commands will produce
the same output regardless of the database you use.
What is new in 9.00?
New Features
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- Added new database support for SQL Anywhere UltraLite (11.x).
- Added new database support for Firebird (2.x).
- Added "@@variable" style to the list of bypassed variable names
along with IN, OUT, INOUT and DECLARE.
- When listing stored variables, you can now remove multiple lines
using visual mode.
- When closing the result window (using "q" or DBResultsClose) you are
intentionally returned to the buffer which opened the window instead
of allowing Vim to choose which window.
Bug Fixes
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- The version 9.00 release of dbext broke modeline support.
- When listing variables the following error could be reported: E121:
Undefined variable
- It was not possible to retrieve more than 500 characters from a
character or binary column in the database when using DBI or ODBC.
Adding driver_parms=LongReadLen=4096 now works correctly. You can
also change this after you are connected to the database using
DBSetOption LongReadLen=4096. Running DBListConnections will display
the current setting for each database connection currently open.
If anyone has comments or suggestions, they are always welcome.
Enjoy.
David Fishburn
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