On 1/26/2012 3:12 AM, Jonas Enberg wrote:
Is it possible to actually _complete_ a column name using sqlcomplete
and dbext? You can get a full list of columns for a particular table,
yes, but typing part of a column name and pressing<C-C>c returns
"Pattern not found". Am I missing something here?
What I'd like to do is basically this. Presume I have a table X with,
among others, columns aa, ab and ac. When typing "X.a" and hitting
<C-C>c I want a list with suggestions containing "aa, ab, ac".
I'm using Vim 7.3, 64-bit for Windows, sqlcomplete v. 10 and dbext v.
13. I'm using standard settings and the following connection profile:
'type=ASA:user=dba:passwd=****:host=localhost:srvname=ASDF:dbname=db'.
Completing table names works fine.
Yes, it is possible.
Can you provide a few items:
1. Version 11.0 is the most recent version of autoload\sqlcomplete.vim
I have uploaded that version here:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1572
2. dbext is correct, 13.0 being the most recent.
Try it with 11.0 sqlcomplete and see what you get.
Dave
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