Hi Michal,

> I'm trying to implement titled case related to bug [0].
> In current code, any SQL going to executed via SQL window, is processed and
> if there are more SQL queries, it detect only one query.
> So whole statement with any valid number of SQl queries need to be detected.
> Then by using mysql_multi_query() function all results related to multiple
> queries can be obtained.
> As I think displaying these results can be done with looping the result
> sets.
>
> Additionally I saw mysql_multi_query manual [1] mentioned that separate
> queries are identified by semicolon.
> May be I need to replace the delimiter if it is not a semicolon.

It is not possible to replace it in all cases - eg. when creating
procedures. So it might be better to run mysqli_query and collect
results manually?

I'm not familiar with stored procedures and routines.

So that I'm not clear what is the reason for that. But I'll look into that.

I have already try some modifications on display multiple query results executed throught the SQL window.

Though it is not completed, now I can display several tables.

But I have some problems to continue. There are many parameters are initialized in sql.php file which need to diplay relavant table. (which needs for setProperties() function)

Though I need to get the use of same code snippets, since there is procedural code either I have to repeat the wheel or any otherway.

So, what should I do for this ?

I'm intending to look on stored procedures and routines after implementing this first.

Regards !