Hi Harvey,
have tested with LO 24.2.3.2 on OpenSUSE (original packages from LO):
Started
Tools → Table Filter
Marked "All views" → OK
Started
View → Refresh Tables
All tables and view could be seen, special "information_schema" and the
database I have connected to.
Could save this and reopen → same behavior.
Then clicked in Tools → Table Filter on checkbox "information_schema" to
unselect this tree.
Refreshing tables and "information_schema" couldn't be seen any more.
Then clicked in Tools → Table Filter on checkbox for the database, which
is shown now to unselect this table.
Refreshing tables and the table couldn't be seen any more.
With direct connection "information_schema" won't be shown, but all
databases I could connect to and input data. There it is indeed
impossible to unselect a whole database. "test" appears here, but I
could unselect all tables.
A little bit tricky to get back the tables, because they will disappear
in the direct connection if I have unselected them. I have to unselect
the table and select the table afterwords to see all tables - which are
all selected then.
Seems to work better with JDBC than with direct connection.
Regards
Robert
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