Hi All,
I was trying to load that Quantum SQL tool but I did not have the GEF tool
for the most recent version 3.6.2. So I loaded that first and when that
happened it gave me this error.
Requested operation cannot be performed because it would invalidate the
current configuration. See details for more information.
WST XML UI (1.5.5.v200707311635-zkiCfzO-IFUOjzR) requires feature
"org.eclipse.gef (3.2.0)", or equivalent.
WST Common UI (1.5.5.v200707311635-qKHiZIRPOkpEay9) requires feature
"org.eclipse.gef (3.2.0)", or equivalent.
WST Web Services UI (1.5.5.v200708010505-hai7Hn8y95M5W3I) requires
feature "org.eclipse.gef (3.2.0)", or equivalent.
I looked at my licenses and properties for graphical editing frame work
and it says I have the version 3.2.2.v20070208. The Identifier is
org.elipse.gef. The provider is Eclipse.org. The size is weird at 0kb
That should be good enough right or are these separate and how do I obtain
them.
Al Slezak
Information Systems Division / ABI/AES/AMS Group
Phone: (224) 612-7938
Fax: (224) 612-7901
Albert_Slezak@xxxxxxxxxx
Making the Magic Happen
From: "Brian Parkins" <goodprophet.bp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Rational Developer for IBM i / Websphere Development Studio
Clientfor System i & iSeries" <wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 05/31/2011 02:26 PM
Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Tools similar to the green screen
interactive SQL
Sent by: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
I just started using IBM Rational Developer for Power Systems Software
8.0.0. Are there any tools similar to the green screen interactive SQL
(STRSQL) in RDP?
RDP has a Database Development perspective which allows access to DB2 for
IBM i. The SQL Query Builder tool within this perspective provides a
wizard
interface not dissimilar to prompting the SELECT statement in STRSQL.
Many folk also use the (free) QuantumDB plug-in. This is straightforward
and
easy to use. See
http://quantum.sourceforge.net/
If you have the IBM i Access for Windows installed on your PC/laptop
you'll
also have a very effective Run SQL Script tool available within the
DATABASE
function.
Hope this provides a few pointers.
Brian.
midrange.com
