Izak,
in earlier versions of WB we needed help by the user to tell if a result set was editable or not. Hence we introduced an own keyword (EDIT). In the context menu for a table we added the "Edit Table Data" entry to make it a little easier for the user (this command added the EDIT keyword automatically).
Now, with our enhanced parsing, the EDIT keyword is no longer necessary and we removed support for it. Consequently, no separate "Edit Table Data" entry is needed anymore. Just do a SELECT ... and if the conditions for editable result sets are met it will automatically be made editable (conditions are for example: a primary key must exist, no functions or constant values are used, no union and no joins either).
Mike
Mike Lischke, MySQL Developer Tools
Oracle Corporation
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