--it is so small
--it's fast
--it's totally customizable (you can pretty much set it up exactly as you need/want it)
--it works on pretty much every OS
--once you get used to it is it incredibly fast to use...it's so much quicker than if you have to use the mouse...it frees your mind to concentrate on the code, not the editor
--it's free!!
There are many many other reasons, these are just a few of my own ones.
Hope that helps...I would say give it a try....personally, I don't think you'll go back to another editor once you get proficient on vim
On 09/24/2012 10:19 AM, vicky b wrote:
Thanks for the replies guys but in the present world where we leave with so much of ide and code completion and so many features what is that makes you guys stick to vim .. does it make your job simpler or features are great or your use to it.
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 10:47 PM, Tim Chase <vim@tim.thechases.com> wrote:
On 09/24/12 11:54, vicky b wrote:While I don't use it regularly for Oracle/pl/sql, I do use it for
> I am an enthusiastic vim fan but never used it much .I use sqldeveloper
> for db related tasks.Due you guys really feel comfortable in vim to write
> pl/sql and also can you guys also query the db and see the resutlset
> through vim.
T-SQL on SQL-Server for my day job. I don't use the dbext script
that Paul mentions, but I don't usually use *any* scripts, so don't
take it as a negative mark :-)
I usually just use vim for easy formatting, and the power of :g and
:s commands. I usually keep the master SQL in vim and copy into
Query Analyzer to test.
-tim
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Vickyb
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