- The SQL editor provides syntax highlighting and content assist.
- Using the Database Structure view, you can explore multiple databases simultaneously. When a node is selected, the corresponding detail is shown in the database detail view.
- Provides database-specific features for DB2, Oracle, and MySQL)
Friday, September 01, 2006
Eclipse SQL Explorer
Eclipse SQL Explorer 3, an Eclipse plugin that allows you to query and browse any JDBC compliant database, has been released. The SQL Explorer adds a new perspective and a few new views to eclipse. The following is a short list:
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