> to insert mode and type <C-C>s, > where the <C-C> is the ctrl-space.
No, <C-C> means while holding down the CTRL key press the letter "C", not Space. That would be <C-Space>. What OS are you running on? How are you connected to the box (Windows, SSH, Telnet,...). Try that and let us know what happens. You can download the new release of dbext I had Peter post last night. HTH, Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: "August de Vries" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05/16/2006 12:33 PM To: <[email protected]> Subject: sql omni complete question Recently I installed the vim 7. One of the new features is the omni complete. I wanted to try this and saw there is a tutorial for the sql omni complete. I do not have the dbext installed. So I expect only the static completion to function. I start a new file t.sql. I check that the omnicomplete function is filled by typing :set omnifunc. It displays omnifunc=sqlcomplete#Complete. According to the tutorial I should now go to insert mode and type <C-C>s, where the <C-C> is the ctrl-space. When I type i to go to insert mode and type ctrl space, then I get a space and no list to select from. What am I doing wrong? tia August
