User Interface

This chapter introduces the overall screen configuration of Tibero Studio.

The initial screen is configured with five main areas, each of which is designed to maximize database management and work efficiency.

Fiture 3. Tibero Studio 3 initial screen

❶ Global Navigation Bar (GNB)

The GNB is configured as a menu that provides access to all the features provided by Tibero Studio. Refer to the GNB chapter below for more details.

❷ Toolbar

The Toolbar is designed to make it quick and easy to run frequently used functions by listing them in the form of icons. The Toolbar is described in more detail in the Toolbar chapter below.

❸ Schema Object Tree Browser

It provides schema object information of the connected database in the form of a tree. The detailed features of the Schema Object Tree Browser are covered in the Schema Object Tree chapter.

❹ Editor

It is the main workspace that shows information related to SQL Editor, PSM Editor, Schema Object Detail, and Developer functions, and is divided into tabs so that you can write and run multiple scripts at the same time.

To separate the code and work simultaneously, you can drag the tabbed area to split the screen up and down or left and right, and the split areas can write and run scripts independently of each other.

Figure 5.1. Editor area split left and right

Figure 5.2. Editor area split horizontally

Tibero Studio provides the following main features in the Editor area.

• SQL Editor

• PSM Editor

• Schema Object Detail (How to view each object information is described in more detail in the Schema Object Tree .)

❺ Bottom Toolbar

This is the area where you can check the Editor cursor position and Background Process. The details of the Bottom Toolbar are covered in detail in the Bottom Toolbar chapter below.