The instance is passed as parameter to the connection. It doesn't appear in the connection URL because I use a properties map instead.
Do you get any error messages? Did you make the JDBC driver library known to the plugin? Either by placing it in the ]]>\config\plugins\ks-sql\libs directory of your installation or added it to JDBC Drivers on the 'Miscellanous' tab in the plugin settings dialog.
You can also try to use 'Other Driver' as driver and setup your JDBC URL manually.
Stefan.
Amnon I. Govrin wrote:
I have been trying to use the SQL plug-in to no avail.
It connects to the database but doesn't seem to use the instance parameter, and doesn't show database contents as expected.
The instance is passed as parameter to the connection. It doesn't appear in the connection URL because I use a properties map instead.
Thanks for the explanation.
Do you get any error messages?
No. It all looks like it's working but I can't run a simple query or look at the tables.
Did you make the JDBC driver library known to the plugin? Either by placing it in the <IntelliJ User Directory>\config\plugins\ks-sql\libs directory of your installation or added it to JDBC Drivers on the 'Miscellanous' tab in the plugin settings dialog.
Yes, using JTDS 1.2 (same as what we use in our project).
You can also try to use 'Other Driver' as driver and setup your JDBC URL manually.
Stefan.
Amnon I. Govrin wrote:
>> I have been trying to use the SQL plug-in to no avail. >> >> It connects to the database but doesn't seem to use the instance >> parameter, and doesn't show database contents as expected. >> >> Please help. >> >> Thanks, >> Amnon
Hi Amnon,
The instance is passed as parameter to the connection. It doesn't appear
in the connection URL because I use a properties map instead.
Do you get any error messages?
Did you make the JDBC driver library
known to the plugin? Either by placing it in the ]]>\config\plugins\ks-sql\libs directory of your installation or
added it to JDBC Drivers on the 'Miscellanous' tab in the plugin
settings dialog.
You can also try to use 'Other Driver' as driver and setup your JDBC URL
manually.
Stefan.
Amnon I. Govrin wrote:
Hi Stefan,
Answers below.
May be I am just using it wrong.
Is it tested with SQL Express 2005?
I must be doing something wrong here...
Thanks,
Amnon
Stefan Stiller wrote:
Thanks for the explanation.
No. It all looks like it's working but I can't run a simple query or
look at the tables.
Yes, using JTDS 1.2 (same as what we use in our project).
>> I have been trying to use the SQL plug-in to no avail.
>>
>> It connects to the database but doesn't seem to use the instance
>> parameter, and doesn't show database contents as expected.
>>
>> Please help.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Amnon