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I am not sure if it a bug or a feature (intended behavior):
I had several windows being opened.
There were different types:
P - program window [1]
S - SQL window [2]
S - SQL window [3]
C - command window [4]
S - SQL window [5]
C - command window [6]
windows 1,3,6 from above were opened for the same connection -- Main Connection.
However , when Main Connection was changed that change propagated to all those windows (1,3,6). Frankly , that not what i expected -- IMHO regardless how window was opened , there is indicator on status line, so why would change to Main Connection should propagate to all those windows? If a window to be pointed to other connection then it can be changed "locally" and explicitly !
if it is a bug , can please address it?
if it is a feature, can please make it configurable? (that any changes to Main Connection won't inherently effect other screens)

I had several windows being opened.
There were different types:
P - program window [1]
S - SQL window [2]
S - SQL window [3]
C - command window [4]
S - SQL window [5]
C - command window [6]
windows 1,3,6 from above were opened for the same connection -- Main Connection.
However , when Main Connection was changed that change propagated to all those windows (1,3,6). Frankly , that not what i expected -- IMHO regardless how window was opened , there is indicator on status line, so why would change to Main Connection should propagate to all those windows? If a window to be pointed to other connection then it can be changed "locally" and explicitly !
if it is a bug , can please address it?
if it is a feature, can please make it configurable? (that any changes to Main Connection won't inherently effect other screens)
