hankinsoft
Feature Request: Separate Functions and Stored Procedures in tree view [Redshift]
When connected to a redshift cluster and browsing resources, functions and stored procedures are grouped in a single folder under their schema, called "Functions".
They should be separate - Functions should be listed under "Functions" and Stored Procedures should be listed under "Stored Procedures", such as any other engine that supports both. To display similar to other engines (as an example, MySQL) both of these folders should be under a top-level bolder called "Programmability".
MySQL:
Device: Mac M2 PowerBook OS: Ventura 13.1 (22C65) SQL Pro Studio Version 2023.10 (Build 111008.1) Server Type: Redshift
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That makes sense. I'll split them up so that they match the other supported databases.
Q: Would you prefer a 'Programmability' node with the functions and stored procedures node underneath it, or would you prefer to not have a 'Programmability' node and just have the two separate nodes on the root level (saves expanding the extra node)?
Preferences aside, I believe that most toolsets in use today separate these at the root node - so if asked I'd suggest doing that rather than requiring an extra mouse-click.
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