I normally use Helm for selection, but I've also reproduced this from emacs -Q.
For this test, I'm using a database with a single table in it. The database is called zck; the table is called book.
After connecting, I run C-c C-d (#'swb-show-data-in-table). I then want to see what the options are, so I press tab. The list of tables is:
Tables_in_zck
book
The same thing happens when I'm using Helm; there are the same two selection options.
Tables_in_zck is not a table.
I think what's happening is that sql-workbench.el isn't parsing the result properly. When I log into the database on the command line and show tables;, I get this output:
mysql> show tables;
+---------------+
| Tables_in_zck |
+---------------+
| book |
+---------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
I'm using this mysql:
zck@zck-laptop:~/code/site-generator$ mysql --version
mysql Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.7.21, for Linux (x86_64) using EditLine wrapper
I normally use Helm for selection, but I've also reproduced this from
emacs -Q
.For this test, I'm using a database with a single table in it. The database is called
zck
; the table is calledbook
.After connecting, I run
C-c C-d
(#'swb-show-data-in-table
). I then want to see what the options are, so I presstab
. The list of tables is:The same thing happens when I'm using Helm; there are the same two selection options.
Tables_in_zck
is not a table.I think what's happening is that sql-workbench.el isn't parsing the result properly. When I log into the database on the command line and
show tables;
, I get this output:I'm using this mysql: