Version 3.50

New Features
------------
 - g:dbext_default_inputdialog_cancel_support = 0 will prevent inputdialog from providing a cancel option.  This works around a Vim7 bug.  dbext will automatically detect this and set the option the first time it is encountered.
 - Changed the order of some of the text in the dialog boxes to make them more readable when using the console version of Vim.
 - dbext can parse SQL statements and prompt the user to replace variables with values prior to sending the statement to the database to be executed.  This is useful for testing SQL which is embedded in your code without having to manually replace variables and string concatentation.  A new identifier (the until flag) allows you to specify the beginning of a string and what to prompt for until a finishing string.  This makes it more flexible for you to configure what you would like prompting for when looking for variables.

Bug Fixes
------------
 - DBPromptForBufferParameters can report "E180: Invalid complete value: -1" if running the console version of Vim.  dbext will detect this problem and automatically set g:dbext_default_inputdialog_cancel_support = 0 to work around this Vim7 bug.

Author: bagyi0

doc/dbext.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-*dbext.txt*	For Vim version 6.0.  Last change: Mon Apr 24 2006 9:53:37 PM
+*dbext.txt*	For Vim version 6.0.  Last change: Wed Jun 14 2006 8:35:37 AM
 
 
                 	  VIM REFERENCE MANUAL 
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
                      David Fishburn <[email protected]>
 
 	  	Database extension plugin (dbext.vim) manual
-	  	dbext.vim version 3.00
+	  	dbext.vim version 3.50
 
 For instructions on installing this file, type
 	:help add-local-help
@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ SourceForge: $Revision: 1.23 $
     3.1 Displaying Results                      |dbext-configure-results|
     3.2 Script Variables                        |dbext-configure-variables|
     3.3 Database Specific Options               |dbext-configure-options|
+    3.4 DB2 Modes                               |dbext-configure-db2|
 4.  Mappings and commands			|dbext-mappings|
 5.  Adding new database types			|dbext-newdb|
 6.  Prompting for input parameters		|dbext-prompting|
@@ -52,6 +53,33 @@ SourceForge: $Revision: 1.23 $
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 What's New						*dbext-new*
 
+Version 3.50
+
+ New Features
+ ------------
+ - g:dbext_default_inputdialog_cancel_support = 0 will prevent 
+   inputdialog from providing a cancel option.  This works around
+   a Vim7 bug.  dbext will automatically detect this and set the
+   option the first time it is encountered.
+ - Changed the order of some of the text in the dialog boxes to 
+   make them more readable when using the console version of Vim.
+ - dbext can parse SQL statements and prompt the user to replace
+   variables with values prior to sending the statement to the database
+   to be executed.  This is useful for testing SQL which is embedded
+   in your code without having to manually replace variables and string
+   concatentation.  A new identifier (the until flag) allows you to 
+   specify the beginning of a string and what to prompt for until a 
+   finishing string.  This makes it more flexible for you to configure
+   what you would like prompting for when looking for variables.
+
+ Bug Fixes
+ ------------
+ - DBPromptForBufferParameters can report "E180: Invalid complete value: -1"
+   if running the console version of Vim.  dbext will detect this problem 
+   and automatically set g:dbext_default_inputdialog_cancel_support = 0 to 
+   work around this Vim7 bug.
+
+
 Version 3.00
 
  New Features
@@ -341,6 +369,17 @@ Version 2.00
              1 - Always prompt for variables
              0 - Ask if you want to (if variables are found)
             -1 - Never prompt for variables >
+    dbext_default_stop_prompt_for_variables 
+<       - This is used internally by dbext.  Each time a query is executed
+          and the user is prompted for variables, if you press "Ok" without
+          entering anything, you are prompted asking whether you want to:
+                1.  Skip the replacement for this string
+                2.  Replace it with a blank
+                3.  Stop prompting for just this query 
+                4.  Never prompt for variables (including subsequent queries)
+                5.  Abort the query and do NOT execute it
+        - If option 3 is chosen, dbext sets this variable and resets it for
+          the next query. >
     dbext_default_display_cmd_line 
 <       - When the command is run, the results are displayed in the Result
           buffer, setting display_cmd_line = 1, will also display the command
@@ -418,8 +457,9 @@ Version 2.00
             :let  g:dbext_default_history_max_entry = 4096
     dbext_default_dict_show_owner
 <       - When creating a dictionary of tables, procedures and views
-          the owner name can also be included.  The default is enabled, 
-          to disable add the following to your vimrc: >
+          the owner name can also be included.  The omni sql complete
+          plugin uses this setting.  The default is enabled, to disable 
+          add the following to your vimrc: >
             :let  g:dbext_default_dict_show_owner = 0
 <
  Buffer variables
@@ -567,12 +607,30 @@ Version 2.00
                                 \ "set tab off\n\n"
         dbext_default_ORA_cmd_terminator       = ";\nquit;"
         dbext_default_ORA_cmd_options          = '-S'
+        dbext_default_DB2_use_db2batch         = 0
         dbext_default_DB2_bin                  = 'db2batch'
         dbext_default_DB2_cmd_header           = ''
-        dbext_default_DB2_cmd_terminator       = ''
+        dbext_default_DB2_cmd_terminator       = ';'
         dbext_default_DB2_cmd_options          = '-q del -s off'
+        dbext_default_DB2_db2cmd_bin           = 'db2cmd'
+        dbext_default_DB2_db2cmd_cmd_options   = '-c -w -i -t db2 -s'
 <    
 
+3.4 DB2 Modes                                           *dbext-configure-db2*
+    DB2 provides two different binaries to execute commands: db2batch, db2cmd.  
+    The dbext plugin supports both.  To change modes for the current buffer
+    you can execute this command: >
+        :DBSetOption DB2_use_db2batch = 1
+        :DBSetOption DB2_use_db2batch = 0
+<
+    To change on a permenant basis add the following to your vimrc: >
+        let dbext_default_DB2_use_db2batch = 1
+<
+    Each has their own advantages or disadvantages.  Depending on your 
+    platform you may only have access to one or the other.  Please
+    try both to see which fits your needs.
+
+
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 4. Mappings and commands				*dbext-mappings*
 
@@ -866,6 +924,22 @@ Version 2.00
  plugin finds more matches that expected, you can choose Cancel when prompted
  for the variable name, and choose Skip, to move to the next match.
 
+ Another type of criteria is specified.  You can also use the "unitl" setting
+ which allows you to specify the start of the string, and the everything
+ should be replaced "until" another string.  Here is an example: >
+        SELECT * FROM Customers WHERE ID = http_variable('cust_id')
+<
+ In this case, we want dbext to prompt for anything like "http_variable(...)".
+ This can be configured using: >
+        DBSetOption variable_def='http_varu)'
+<
+ This option has special rules, and is broken down as:
+        http_var - Look for this string
+        u        - Assume a match UNTIL
+        )        - This string
+ So in this case, matching "http_var" until the ")" will force dbext to 
+ prompt the user for a replacement of "http_variable('cust_id')".
+
  For more information on specific filetype support see |dbext-filetypes|
 
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