SQLWorkBench/J connecting to multiple users/sessions simultaneously – use SQLWorkBench – File – New Window
Another important feature of SQLWorkBench that I came across while testing my stored procedures with SQLWorkBench is the File -> […]
Another important feature of SQLWorkBench that I came across while testing my stored procedures with SQLWorkBench is the File -> […]
Using SQLWorkBench for Redshift Stored Procedures When writing Redshift stored procedures pl/pgsql, it appears sqlworkbench/j does not return any type
SQLWorkBench/J starting a new instance… As Thomas says below, you don’t have to start a new instance instead, do a
Force Quit on Mac OS Command+Option+Escape kind of like: Control-Alt-Delete on Windows. Difference is, pressing the three key combination Command+Option+Escape on
It is not difficult but also not straight forward. If you do a: select current_user; A definers right procedure will
Redshift from a superuser login: become another user – in other words, allows a superuser to assume the identity of
The following view created in an “admin” schema shows locks and more specifically blocking locks – in the column “blocking_pid”
Well Redshift is an odd beast in my humble opinion as the core of it is forked from version 8.0.2
good article on the history and the object oriented nature of postgresql https://postgresql.verite.pro/blog/2019/04/24/oid-column.html