I've looked through DbVisualizer's docs and found nothing that indicates it performs "magic" behind the scenes, but I suspect that if any of the above is correct that DbVis is executing these separately. It allows software developers, analysts, and database administrators (DBAs) to connect the system with various external databases including Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, DB2. I've tried MANY variations, all similar to the following: delimiter $$ DbVisualizer is a database management software designed to help businesses track, optimize, and analyze the performance of multiple databases via a unified platform.
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DbVisualizer utilizes the underlying JDBC drivers from each database vendor to integrate with and provide support for most major commercially available database engines. It runs on Windows, MacOS och Linux / Unix. I found found MySQL Trigger with IF statement returning #1064, which adds the use of "delimiter" and tried "|", "//", and "$$" as delimiters. DbVisualizer is a database management system tool that is independent of database vendors. except that the message is referring to "syntax to use near '' at line 5", the empty string in the message is less than helpful. To use near '' at line 5 Įrror 1064 is documented ( ) as not correctly using back-ticks, which I can deal with.
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The problem is, when I execute the create, I get the following error: (conn=1002) You have an error in your SQL syntax Ĭheck the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax With its easy-to-use and clean interface, DbVisualizer has proven to be one of the most cost effective database. I tried the following to create a UUID only if one was not provided: CREATE TRIGGER before_pkey_maintenance DbVisualizer is a feature rich, intuitive multi-database tool for developers, analysts and database administrators, providing a single powerful interface across a wide variety of operating systems. Which worked perfectly, except that I started providing my own UUIDs, which the trigger over-wrote, of course. I want to manage the primary key of a table by having MariaDB set the key to a UUID, I started with this CREATE TRIGGER before_pkey_maintenance I'm using MariaDB (10.3.29-MariaDB-0+deb10u1) and DbVisualizer (Pro 12.1.1 ) as an IDE.
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