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The settings on this page define how table data are shown and modified in
the database,
Hibernate and JPA consoles,
and the table editor.
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Item |
Description |
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Result set page size |
The number of table rows to be shown at a time, on one "page".
Here is an example when this number is set to 2:
If you don't want to limit the number of rows displayed simultaneously, specify zero (0).
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| Result set prefetch size |
Data from databases are retrieved in chunks.
The number in this field defines the number of rows in such chunks.
A bigger number means fewer IDE - DB round trips but more memory for storing a chunk. |
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Filter history size |
The number of most recently used filtering conditions to memorize for a table in the table editor.
Here is an example when this number is set to 2.
(The filter history box contains two most recently used conditions.)
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Max LOB length (bytes) |
The maximum size of a binary large object to be loaded in bytes. |
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Data Modification / Submit changes immediately |
When this options is off,
the changes
you make to data in a table
are accumulated in IntelliJ IDEA unless you carry out the Submit command
( on the toolbar,
Submit in the context menu or
⌘⏎⌘⏎⌘⏎^ Enter^ Enter).
Before you submit the changes, you can revert them
( on the toolbar,
Revert in the context menu or
⌘Z⌘Z⌘Z^ Z^ ⇧ Minus).
When this option is on, the changes are submitted right away.
See Submitting and reverting changes. |