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edit data in db #30

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torbjorn opened this issue Oct 28, 2014 · 3 comments
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edit data in db #30

torbjorn opened this issue Oct 28, 2014 · 3 comments

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@torbjorn
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Just wondering, could this be used to easily edit data in the database?

For example the cell data view could support an edit action that would allow content to be edited and then an automatically generated sql would update the db with the new data

@kiwanami
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Hi @torbjorn
Yes. The easy edit function is very useful. However, I think it is not straightforward.
Other DB tools, such as pgAdmin, MySQL workbench and SQLServer Management Studio, do that. But one can learn the in-place edit is not available anytime, just in the result table for the single table query with PK.

Hmm, it is very interesting function but I don't have any time to do it...

@torbjorn
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There are other tools sure, but the idea is to use emacs to do it!

(In my case this time i have quite large text segments that needs brushing
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On Oct 30, 2014 10:25 AM, "Masashi Sakurai" [email protected]
wrote:

Hi @torbjorn https://github.com/torbjorn
Yes. The easy edit function is very useful. However, I think it is not
straightforward.
Other DB tools, such as pgAdmin, MySQL workbench and SQLServer Management
Studio, do that. But one can learn the in-place edit is not available
anytime, just in the result table for the single table query with PK.

Hmm, it is very interesting function but I don't have any time to do it...


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