Also some minor pkglint
Build 122 (2017-02-04)
Enhancements
Conditional execution of Workbench commands now support -isDBMS and -isNotDBMS
Added basic support for EXAsol
Added support for SSH tunneling per connection profile
When loading a SQL script it's now possible to automatically detect the encoding
It's now possible to filter the output of WbVarList
It's now possible to pin a result tab so that it doesn't get closed even if append mode is not enabled
WbExport, WbImport, WbCopy and WbConfirm now support conditional execution
WbTriggerSource now also supports writing the source to a file
For Postgres, dependencies between triggers and tables are no shown in the DbExplorer and DbTree
For Postgres, functions defined as "returns setof refcursor" are now processed correctly when using "select * from function()"
For Postgres, it's now possible to import values into array columns if the source data is formatted as a Postgres array literal (WbImport and WbCopy)
A new annotation (@WbCrossTab) is available to create simple crosstabs (aka "pivot") from query results.
Improved editing of Postgres' hstore result columns.
For SQL Server, the object dependencies now include named default constraints and custom data types
Bug fixes
For Oracle the DDL for tables using reference partitioning was not generated correctly
In batch mode when specifying a connection profile using -profile, the setting to ignore drop errors from the profile was ignored
The width of the DbTree was limited if the DbExplorer panel was also displayed
For HSQLDB, BIT columns were not displayed correctly.
For Oracle, the DEDUPLICATION option was not shown for LOB columns
Auto completion did not overwrite a partial table (or column) name if that part was a SQL keyword.
Activating the object list filter in the DbExplorer by using the toolbar button did not work reliably.
Passing connection properties using -connectionProperties to WbCreateProfile did not work
When using a profile specific macro file, opening a new window did not always work.
When using an Oracle 12.x JDBC driver, materialized views were always reported as missing with WbSchemaDiff
It was no longer possible to select "As Is" for the built-in SQL formatter
Several features in the DbExplorer did not work for Amazon Redshift
Feedback from connect scripts was not always shown in the message tab
Error messages were not shown for errors that occurred in connect scripts
For Postgres, the remarks for indexes were not retrieved correctly if indexes with the same name existed in different schemas
The formatter did not treat the := operator properly for MySQL
For Postgres, the source of a table was not shown when an old (unsupported) version of Postgres was used
For SQL Server (and other DBMS supporting schemas and catalogs) the list of schemas was not properly refreshed when the database was changed in the DbExplorer's dropdowns
For Oracle, value literals for RAW columns where not created correctly
For Oracle, -clobAsFile for WbExport was not working for XML columns
For Oracle, overloaded procedures inside packages where no longer displayed.
For SQL Server, the source of procedures, functions and triggers was not displayed correctly in the DbExplorer for databases other then the default database of the connection.
When using -configDir in console mode the connection profiles were still loaded from the default location.
For Postgres, when generating scripts for tables and sequences the owner column for a sequence was not correctly generated.
Build 121 (2016-07-31)
Bug fixes
Some DDL statements were not generated properly when changing tables or indexes in the DbExplorer
For Oracle, columns defined as TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE or TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIMEZONE where not displayed correctly
It was no longer possible to use a timestamp format without time for WbImport
When loading a new macro file, the macro menu was not updated.
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