Hi there,
Great software, but here's a killer bug
The last query affected 999 rows
If you select only 1 column, there is no PK in the data-set, so it's actually not so strange this happens. Since you have no way of knowing which particular record you are editing, how should Heidi know?
If you select more columns (preferably a PK field) this doesn't happen
maybe also take a look at this topic:
http://www.heidisql.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=47
If you select more columns (preferably a PK field) this doesn't happen
maybe also take a look at this topic:
http://www.heidisql.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=47
Thanks for that. I now understand.
However I can't agree with this "it's your problem" approach - if this product is for everyone then it needs to get this bit right.
I have tested this issue in MySQL-Front. The user is not able to update a field unless a primary key is specified.
I would recommend this approach be taken here.
Thanks
However I can't agree with this "it's your problem" approach - if this product is for everyone then it needs to get this bit right.
I have tested this issue in MySQL-Front. The user is not able to update a field unless a primary key is specified.
I would recommend this approach be taken here.
Thanks
However I can't agree with this "it's your problem" approach - if this product is for everyone then it needs to get this bit right.
I didn't mean to support any "it's your problem" approach .. i was merely explaining what happened :)
As i've written in the other topic: i think it's good if Heidi disables it by default, thereby protecting its users, but with the possibility to override it at your own risk.
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