Refreshing Refrences diagram with specified tables rebuilds entire graph
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anonymous
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In 5.1.1.9, if I have a table references diagram displayed with the Specified Tables option selected, and only a few tables displayed, refreshing the diagram rebuilds and displays all tables in the DB.
The operation I was intending to perform was a schema update to the displayed tables, and then displaying the change by a simple refresh. The current activity in DbVis takes extra time as the diagram must rebuild twice with each refresh (rebuild entire graph, then only selected tables).
Re: Refreshing Refrences diagram with specified tables rebuilds entire grap
Matt,
This is a bug. I'll look into it.
Thanks for reporting it!
Best Regards
Roger
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anonymous
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over 17 years ago
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Re: Refreshing Refrences diagram with specified tables rebuilds entire grap
I would also like to suggest adding a button to initiate the building of the diagram, as opposed to building upon selection of the References tab.
The references graph is quite useful, but I often need only a portion of the database to be displayed. Currently, I must wait for the full diagram to be populated after selecting References, then click the Specified Tables button, select tables, and wait for the diagram to regenerate.
If a "Start" button is added to the tab, the time would be cut in half, as only one generation cycle would be required.
Roger Bjärevall
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over 17 years ago
[This reply is migrated from our old forums.]
Re: Refreshing Refrences diagram with specified tables rebuilds entire grap
Matt,
Isn't pressing the Stop button an option?
Regards
Roger
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anonymous
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over 17 years ago
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Re: Refreshing Refrences diagram with specified tables rebuilds entire grap
I did not even notice there was one! Yes, that would work.
anonymous
The operation I was intending to perform was a schema update to the displayed tables, and then displaying the change by a simple refresh. The current activity in DbVis takes extra time as the diagram must rebuild twice with each refresh (rebuild entire graph, then only selected tables).