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In the Query Editor, there is no indication which RowSet currently being editing on. Probably the RowSet name can be the tab name, just like editing a java file.
Created attachment 53632 [details] Query Editor screen shot
It's possible to show the table (name) corresponding to the rowset, being edited, but showing the rowset name may not be possible. Since the Query Editor is also used for designing a query, there isn't a straightforward way to determing the Query Editor was invoked from Visual Web and also obtain and set the rowset name. I guess it's more meaningful if the rowset name appeared since the same table can be dropped more than once on a Visual Web page and consequently a new name would be generated: tripRowSet, tripRowSet1. I'll attach diffs for showing just the table name in the tab (if acceptable)
Created attachment 54939 [details] screenshot of QE after changes to show the table name in the tab
Created attachment 54940 [details] Diff of changes to show the tablename in the tab
If the change proposed sounds ok, David, could you please review the diffs attached
Could we extend the API to include a new version of the method used to invoke the query editor that includes the rowset name? Visual Web is the *primary* (and potentially the *only*) consumer of the VQE, so it seems a reasonable extension to me.
By the way, I really think this is an enhancement request, not a defect, and I don't think we should be focusing on this right now...
Agree that this is an enhancement. This can also be addressed in the next release, not 6.1
Move visualsqleditor subcomponents below visualweb