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I am using Eclipse version 3.0, MyEclipse 3.81 with Fixpack 3. By pull in, I mean I open a SQL Editor window, then I click on open. The file I pull in IS NOT contained within any project within Eclipse, but it is contained in a random [Not really random]. I have found that if the SQL is contained within an Eclipse project though that the highlighting works properly.
Here is what I did:
1) Open a table, geneerate SQL
2) Save its contents to a file on my desktop
3) Change the contents of the desktop file
4) Click on “Open” and open the file from my desktop
5) The file opened with correct syntax highlights on the SQL keywords…Is this not the behavior you are seeing? For reference I used the “mysql” table from a default MySQL install.
This is the behavior I had, but my query was pretty complex. I have inner tables being created along with several left outer joins, column aliasing, etc.
Sorry, what I mean is there something wrong ALWAYS with this script or only when its opened as an external file? I’m trying to determine if the syntax highlighter is having a problem parsing the complexities of your statement or if its just a bad initialization step when the file is opened from outside of the project.
Sorry I should have clarified.
I think it is when it gets pulled in, I just pulled it from the “SQL History” window and it works fine now. But when I initally pull it in, the highlighting does not work. Maybe it has to do with the file load process.
Thank you for the detail, I will ask the dev about it. Do you mind posting the script so we can use it as a test case? If not, can you email it to us at support@genuitec.com with a reference to this thread?
