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you type, or by pressing Control+J. Depending on the context, the autocompletion dialog can show the
list of available tables, table columns, or stored procedures (with the routine's signature as a tooltip).
Typing some characters before pressing Control+J filters the choices to those items starting with that
prefix.
20.2.3.3. Editing Tables
Connector/Net contains a table editor, which enables the visual creation and modification of tables.
The Table Designer can be accessed through a mouse action on table-type node of Server Explorer.
To create a new table, right-click the Tables node (under the connection node) and choose the Create
Table command from the context menu.
To modify an existing table, double-click the node of the table to modify, or right-click this node and
choose the Design item from the context menu. Either of the commands opens the Table Designer.
The table editor is implemented in the manner of the well-known Query Browser Table Editor, but with
minor differences.
Figure 20.5. Editing New Table
Table Designer consists of the following parts:
• Columns Editor - a data grid on top of the Table Designer. Use the Columns grid for column creation,
modification, and deletion.
• Indexes tab - a tab on bottom of the Table Designer. Use the Indexes tab for indexes management.
• Foreign Keys tab - a tab on bottom of the Table Designer. Use the Foreign Keys tab for foreign keys
management.
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