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Now, with Multi Selection, several objects can be acted upon at once with Ctrl + click or Shift + click. Right clicking on one of several objects selected now shows new Scripting choices.
| Multi Selection |
- Scripts selected objects to the current window
- Scripts CREATE and DROP
- Scripts selected objects to a new window
- Scripts CREATE and DROP
- Scripts selected objects to a file specified
- Scripts CREATE and DROP
- Available for any 2 objects of type Server, Database or Schema
- Performs Schema Compare operation for the selected objects
- Deletes selected objects
The objects to be scripted or deleted don’t have to belong to the same server or be the same type of objects. If some of the objects are not scriptable, for example folders, they are skipped when the objects are being collected from the tree. It helps the user to select multiple object with one click, without worrying about selecting right objects. Deletion of not scriptable objects is not supported.
The objects to be scripted or deleted are collected into a dialog which allows the user to sort and filter the objects, so only those objects get scripted or deleted and in the chosen order. Once the user clicks OK and If the operation is Delete, the user is prompted if they are sure that the want to delete the objects. Once the operation starts, a status bar and status information is shown to allow the user to monitor the progress of the operation. The operation can be terminated at any time by clicking on Cancel button. The user can also choose to stop the operation if an error occurs, by clicking the checkbox "Stop on Error" prior to performing the operation.
If the operation is scripting, scripts for successfully scripted objects appear in the selected destination, such as the current window, a new window or a file. Successfully deleted objects are removed from the tree. The user can now review the results of the operation such as error messages, and close the dialog.
The Compare operation compares 2 objects of type Server, Database or Schema. The 2 objects don’t have to be the same type to be compared. This operation works in the same way as if the user selected Tools->Compare Tools->Schema Compare and selected those 2 nodes. If one or both Server nodes are not connected, the user is prompted if the connection should be established.