The context element could be called something like "Collapse super-element".
Thanks for the suggestion. I will add an improvement request for this.
Regards Ulf
I have just discussed this with my colleagues and they pointed out to me that the function you are requesting is actually available through usage of the left-arrow key.
Imagine the following database object tree:
Tables
Table-A
Table-B
Table-C (Selected)
Table-D
Table-E
If pressing the left arrow once the Tables node becomes selected. If pressing left arrow a second time the Tables node is collapsed (Table-A --> Table-E not visible any more).
In a similar way the nodes are expanded when using right-arrow key.
Does this fulfill your needs?
Regards Ulf
Hej Ulf
Great, it just does the trick. :-) Thanks for pointing out.
Kind regards
Thiemo
Thiemo Kellner
Hej
I find myself scrolling a lot up and down because we have a couple of hundreds of elements in some categories.
I would appreciate if it was possible to collapse a tree category in the object tree using a context menu point of a single element, e.g. if I have expanded tables, I can call the context menu of any table element in the tree to collapse the tables to the tables category element.
Cheers
Thiemo