Bug #54773 SQL Editor and "+" behaviour on Linux

• Submitted: 24 Jun 2010 11:48
• Modified: 6 Feb 2013 21:45
• Reporter: Susanne Ebrecht
• Status: Closed
• Category: MySQL Workbench: SQL Editor
• Severity: S3 (Non-critical)
• Version: 5.2.24
• OS: Linux
• Assigned to: Assigned Account
• CPU Architecture: Any

[24 Jun 2010 11:48] Susanne Ebrecht

Description:
I wanted to test bug #54523.

I used Ubuntu.

There aren't "+" or arrows by default.

You need to click onto the table -> collaps the table -> expand it again ... then you will get an arrow in front of all the tables you click onto before.

How to repeat:
Watch the video

[24 Jun 2010 11:49] Susanne Ebrecht

video about sql editor behaviour on arrows in table lists

Attachment: plusbug.ogv (video/ogg, text), 458.02 KiB.

[29 Jun 2010 10:53] Susanne Ebrecht

Bug #54523 could be the Windows effect of this bug here.

[7 Jul 2010 10:25] Daniel Seif

I have a similar behaviour with Fedora 12:

When I expand the "tables" item, no + icons are visible. When I click on a table's name, it becomes visible and clickable.

[6 Feb 2013 21:45] Alfredo Kojima

Closing old bug, no longer exists in latest version

[8 Feb 2013 9:24] Philip Olson

Fixed as of MySQL Workbench 5.2.46, and here's the changelog entry:

On Linux, the initial selection of a table within the schema viewer would
not display the "+" to view the selected table's data, such as the columns
and views. Reopening the schema table navigation tree would show the
previously selected table's "+" but this is now the default behavior.

Thank you for the bug report.