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Question: How do I make the width of the output table smaller? And how do I get coloring in my output? #105

Closed louwjlabuschagne closed 7 years ago

louwjlabuschagne commented 7 years ago

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tkopets commented 7 years ago

SQLTools shows the output from DB CLI, so if there is an option to reduce the output width in your RDBMS-specific DB CLI you can tweak that, otherwise not. What RDBMS are you using?
There is no support for colored output in SQLTools, but I'm just curious what exactly do you expect in terms of coloring of output? I guess the only possibility to color the output might be tweaking the code to use a special syntax highlighting.

tkopets commented 7 years ago

SQL syntax highlighting is used when you invoke SQLTools commands Table Description and Function Description. See this related issue: #84

tkopets commented 7 years ago

Closing this issue. It does not contain a meaningful description and lacks follow-up feedback.