When connecting to SQL Server 2005, running queries works just fine, but all I get under the tree view is the schema name with empty "Tables" and "Views" folders under it.
What would be great would be if omitting the databaseName from the connection string could make it possible to navigate all available databases and their tables from the tree, the same way it works for MySQL, but I'm not sure I've seen anything that can do that except Squirrel SQL and Microsoft's own programs.
For reference, the "SQL Explorer" Eclipse plugin gets as far as showing all the databases (regardless of whether one is specified in the connection string) but all the folders underneath them are blank. The QuantumDB plugin will show the full structure, but only for one database at a time.
When connecting to SQL Server 2005, running queries works just fine, but all I get under the tree view is the schema name with empty "Tables" and "Views" folders under it.
What would be great would be if omitting the databaseName from the connection string could make it possible to navigate all available databases and their tables from the tree, the same way it works for MySQL, but I'm not sure I've seen anything that can do that except Squirrel SQL and Microsoft's own programs.
For reference, the "SQL Explorer" Eclipse plugin gets as far as showing all the databases (regardless of whether one is specified in the connection string) but all the folders underneath them are blank. The QuantumDB plugin will show the full structure, but only for one database at a time.