MLavine

Me too. Will see if not using the slider solves the problem or if the plugin needs to be deactivated but hopefully this will be fixed soon.

Tobias,

I learned the “hard” way how easy it is to break the dump file, but fortunately you wrote the plug-in correctly so that if there is an attempt to import a defective dump file, it does not overwrite the existing tables. Thus, as long as you are prepared to recreate a dump file, or you only modify a copy of one, which is the safer approach, it wasn’t too painful a way to discover how the file is structured.

Thanks again,
Marc

Tobias,

Thanks for the rapid reply. I managed to solve some of my problems by figuring out how to edit the dump file, which let me change the settings for the 60 or so tables I had already imported. Since these were all booleans, it is easy to change the value without worrying about changing the length of the string. You can even do global search and replace, if the new string is the same length as the old one. I’m hoping to have a friend write a little Perl program (or whatever language they choose) to allow for more flexible editing of the dump file to allow for broader search and replace.

If it is possible in a future version to make the number of tables shown in the List Tables a changeable parameter, that feature would still be very helpful. I will also likely implement the suggestions you made if I need to import another large batch of tables.

Thanks,
Marc