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Describe the bug
I don't know if it's really a bug or the expected behaviour. When I fill in the "database" field with the database I want to work on, I still have access to all the databases in connections. So I don't understand what's the point of the "database" field if you can't choose?
Above all, it's annoying because when I make a query, often a table with the same name exists in both databases (test and production), which means I have to specify it each time.
Expected behavior
I only want access to my database.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
SQLTools Version 0.28.0
VS Code Version: 1.82.2 on code server 4.17.0
OS: ubuntu 23.04
Driver:
PostgreSQL/Redshift
MySQL/MariaDB
MSSQL/Azure
SQLite
Other? Which...
Database version: mariadb 10.3.32
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You wrote "all the databases in connections". Have you defined several MySQL connections, each to a different database? Are you being offered tables from all of them when you are writing a query? If so, does this only happen when they are in the "connected" state?
Describe the bug
I don't know if it's really a bug or the expected behaviour. When I fill in the "database" field with the database I want to work on, I still have access to all the databases in connections. So I don't understand what's the point of the "database" field if you can't choose?
Above all, it's annoying because when I make a query, often a table with the same name exists in both databases (test and production), which means I have to specify it each time.
Expected behavior
I only want access to my database.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: