Author: thomasobrien95
Date: Thu Feb 26 09:37:37 2009
New Revision: 2952
Modified:
trunk/doc/PowerArchitectUserGuide.xml
trunk/src/ca/sqlpower/architect/swingui/action/messages.properties
Log:
Renamed the SQL Query tool to the Universal SQL Access tool as it can
do more than just query a database.
Modified: trunk/doc/PowerArchitectUserGuide.xml
==============================================================================
--- trunk/doc/PowerArchitectUserGuide.xml (original)
+++ trunk/doc/PowerArchitectUserGuide.xml Thu Feb 26 09:37:37 2009
@@ -8094,17 +8094,17 @@
<chapter id="sql_query">
- <title>SQL Query</title>
+ <title>Universal SQL Access</title>
<para>
- SQL Query is a "fall-back" tool that lets you work at
the
+ Universal SQL Access is a "fall-back" tool that lets
you work at the
raw SQL command level. This is an advanced topic and
should
only be used by those familiar with the intricacies of
SQL
commands and the details of your database.
</para>
<para>
- SQL Query is started from the menu entry under the Tools
+ Universal SQL Access is started from the menu entry
under the Tools
menu, and begins with the GUI window shown below. The
first
thing you should do is select which database connection
you
wish to use. The list of Connections is the same as the
main
@@ -8112,12 +8112,12 @@
</para>
<para>
- The basic steps to using SQL Query are to type a
command in
+ The basic steps to using Universal SQL Access are to
type a command in
the top (SQL Command) section of the window and click
the
Execute button; the results are displayed in the bottom
(SQL
Results) section. To save you some typing, you can just
drag
the databases, tables and columns shown in the DB tree
at the
- left of the SQL Query window and drop them on the top
(SQL
+ left of the Universal SQL Access window and drop them
on the top (SQL
Command) section.
</para>
@@ -8132,7 +8132,7 @@
You can enter more than one SQL statement in the SQL
Command section.
If you do this, be sure to terminate each one with a
semicolon. If you
enter only one SQL statement, the terminating semicolon
is unnecessary.
- The statements are not interpreted by SQL Query
+ The statements are not interpreted by Universal SQL
Access
itself, so anything that the given database and driver
accepts can be
used. For example, with Oracle, you can use PL/SQL
statements. With
most drivers you should be able to use stored
procedures.
@@ -8166,7 +8166,7 @@
</para>
<para>
- SQL Query keeps a log of statements executed
and errors
+ Universal SQL Access keeps a log of statements
executed and errors
encountered. If you run an undate-type
statement, or your
statement is rejected by the database, the
bottom half of
the window will automatically switch to the
"Log" tab so you
Modified: trunk/src/ca/sqlpower/architect/swingui/action/messages.properties
==============================================================================
--- trunk/src/ca/sqlpower/architect/swingui/action/messages.properties
(original)
+++ trunk/src/ca/sqlpower/architect/swingui/action/messages.properties Thu
Feb 26 09:37:37 2009
@@ -190,9 +190,9 @@
SelectAllAction.name=Select All
ShowTableContentsAction.name=Show Contents...
ShowTableContentsAction.description=Show the contents of the current table
-SQLQueryAction.dialogTitle=SQL Query
+SQLQueryAction.dialogTitle=Universal SQL Access
SQLQueryAction.description=A tool for executing SQL queries.
-SQLQueryAction.name=SQL Query...
+SQLQueryAction.name=Universal SQL Access...
UndoAction.description=Undo
UndoAction.name=Undo
VisualMappingReportAction.closeOption=Close
