I would like to know if is possible to keep the same tabs and tables open in SQL developer once you close the client. If I open a session for a DB connection and work with some tables, once I exit the program this will be all closed and when I open it again I have to start the session again and open same tables, so is a little anoying to write in notepad or somewhere which tables were open in case I have to close the client.
Is possible to keep the session and tables open once the client is closed and have it all back when is open?
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I'm in a standard SQL Server Integration Services Package. I have created a connection to my local db instance. I drop a data flow task and then using a OLE DB source and Destination, I start creating my expected simple data flow.
Problem: I create a new table to dump my data from the source in SSMS and go back to visual studio's and look for it in the OLE DB Destination -- Name of the Table or the view drop down menu option and it's not there.
How do I refresh the cache without needing to close the ENTIRE program and reopen it?
I've asked some colleagues and they say they just close the entire program and reopen. So, at my work, I'm not the only person having this problem.
What doesn't seem to work:
Tried to change connections in the drop down
Tried to delete the destination connection and recreate
Close the package and reopen
Close the solution and reopen
CTRL+SHIFT+R
What has worked:
Close the entire program, visual studios, and reopen
This hints to me that it's somehow cached in visual studios.
Is there a easier way? I feel like there has to be... this is just silly that I have to close the entire program each time I add a table ... I reject this reality and wish to create my own!
First of all check that you are not working in offline mode.
If you are not working offline, just try to change the selected connection manager from the drop down list and re-select the initial one, or just change the data access mode and re-select the initial one. I think this may force refreshing the tables in the list.
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I can provide more info as needed.
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I am getting error as
\remote\Destination\NEWFOL~2 - The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.
I am using psfile command from sysinternals but the session is again created before deletion.. I can see the session is closed.. immediately after close another session is created
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This was tested in a folder that allowed full permissions for all users.