Hello again, Marco,
This will baffle your team ... unless I've overlooked something embarrassingly simple that is.
Today, from time to time, when I've returned to a SQL Window, and pressed F5 to Describe the table named under the cursor, it's not worked, and the Describe window has failed to appear.
When this happens, I right-click the table name, causing the full-length ("this object exists") menu to appear, only without F5 listed against Describe -- only the assignments of F1 to 'HTML Manuals', and Ctrl+V to 'Paste' are shown. All of the usual right-click options are shown -- they just don't have keys assigned.
In the Preferences' window's Key Configuration panel, I can see F5 listed against Describe. When I "reconfirm" it, by assigning another key, and then changing it back again to F5, the key assignment works correctly again.
Since the mouse keeps running away, I'd very much appreciate a fix that stops the keyboard short cuts from doing the same.
Sorry, but I've no idea yet what triggers this misbehaviour -- I'll post again as soon as I can cause it to recur on demand.
Kind Regards, Mark.
This will baffle your team ... unless I've overlooked something embarrassingly simple that is.
Today, from time to time, when I've returned to a SQL Window, and pressed F5 to Describe the table named under the cursor, it's not worked, and the Describe window has failed to appear.
When this happens, I right-click the table name, causing the full-length ("this object exists") menu to appear, only without F5 listed against Describe -- only the assignments of F1 to 'HTML Manuals', and Ctrl+V to 'Paste' are shown. All of the usual right-click options are shown -- they just don't have keys assigned.
In the Preferences' window's Key Configuration panel, I can see F5 listed against Describe. When I "reconfirm" it, by assigning another key, and then changing it back again to F5, the key assignment works correctly again.
Since the mouse keeps running away, I'd very much appreciate a fix that stops the keyboard short cuts from doing the same.
Sorry, but I've no idea yet what triggers this misbehaviour -- I'll post again as soon as I can cause it to recur on demand.
Kind Regards, Mark.
