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Thank you for reporting the missing keys. I had them as <C-r> and <F3> but it was misinterpreted as html tags. It is fixed now. I'm not sure what you mean by
by amjith 11y ago
Thank you for reporting the missing keys. I had them as <C-r> and <F3> but it was misinterpreted as html tags.
It is fixed now.
I'm not sure what you mean by view the results without re-running the query. Does scrolling not work? or do you mean if you launch a new session and want to see the results?
If you want to keep the results you can use audit logging feature (http://mycli.net/logging http://mycli.net/logging) which records every query and it's output into a file.
- Grue3 11y agoIf the resulting table is large and opens up a less-like mode where I can scroll and pan around, but if I quit this mode, the terminal is cleared and there seems to be no way to take a second look at the data.
- amjith 11y agoCan you tell me which OS you're using? In Linux and OS X the less command should keep the output in the screen after you press 'q'.
- chx 11y agoI am on Linux too and it doesn't. Not just this tool: in general.
- amjith 11y agoIf you have 'less' on your system then it should work because I'm manipulating the options that are passed into less. I'm setting the less options here: https://github.com/dbcli/mycli/blob/master/mycli/main.py#L426 https://github.com/dbcli/mycli/blob/master/mycli/main.py#L42... You can try that from the command line yourself. Try: less -SRXF <filename.txt> That should print the file and not clear the screen when you press 'q'. You can also override the pager to change from less to something else right from inside mycli. For example: amjith@localhost:(none)> pager cat That will use cat instead of less for paging the output and that should keep the output in the screen but it won't page them like less.