Two enhancements were done in the Recycle Bin that are listed below:
1. Previously, the identity of a user-created item(s) deleted by another user is unknown. Based on this context, two columns were included in the Recycle Bin as shown below:
- Created By: This column contains the name of the user who creates the object.
- Deleted By: This column contains the name of the user who deletes the object.
2. If the users delete an item and again create the same named item in the same folder, then if they try to restore the deleted item from the Recycle Bin, the item gets prefixed with ‘restored’.
First Enhancement:
- Click the ‘ADMIN CONSOLE’ module.
- Hover on ‘Recycle Bin’ from the left pane options.
- Click the ‘Recycle Bin’ option.
- This action navigates the user to the ‘Recycle Bin’ session page.
- Under the ‘Created By’ column, only the logged-in user-created items are displayed.
- Under the ‘Deleted By’column, the logged-in and other user deleted (other users who delete the logged-in user items) items are displayed.
Second Enhancement:
- Click the ‘QUERY STUDIO’ module.
- The user is navigated to the ‘Query Explorer’ session page.
- Click the ‘RDt’ folder.
- This action navigates the user to the ‘RDt’ folder.
- Select and checkbox ‘Oracle JDBC Query’ and click the ‘Delete’ button.
- A ‘Delete Queries’ pop-up window is displayed.
- Click the ‘Delete’ button.
- A toaster message ‘Selected items successfully moved to Recycle Bin’ is displayed.
- Click the ‘ADMIN CONSOLE’ module.
- Hover on ‘Recycle Bin’ option from the left pane options.
- The user is navigated to the ‘Recycle Bin’ session page.
- The user can notice the deleted query (Oracle JDBC Query) here.
- Now, click the ‘Query Studio’ module.
- Click the ‘RDt’ folder.
- This action navigates the user to the ‘RDt’ folder.
- Click the ‘New Query’ button.
Note: Click here for ‘Query’ user guide.
- Now, use the same name (Oracle JDBC Query) for this Query as well.
- The same folder path (Root/RDt) is selected.
- Click the ‘Save’ button.
- A toaster message ‘Oracle JDBC Query saved successfully’ is displayed.
- Now, click the ‘ADMIN CONSOLE’ module.
- Hover and click on the ‘RECYCLE BIN’ option from the left pane options.
- The user is navigated to the ‘Recycle Bin’ session page.
- Now, select and checkbox ‘Oracle JDBC Query’ and click the ‘Restore’ option.
- A ‘Restore Objects’ pop-up window is displayed.
- Click the ‘Restore’ button.
- A toaster message ‘Selected objects successfully restored!’ is displayed.
- Click the ‘QUERY STUDIO’ module.
- Click the ‘RDt’ folder.
- The user can notice the restored query renamed as ‘Restored_Oracle JDBC Query.’