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Currently, the query tab only allows execution of all queries (eg. separated by ;) within the same window.
IMHO Postico has a very nice way of handling this - the query tab allows for multiple statements, and you are within a statement (cursor somewhere within a specific statement), the statement is slightly highlighted and you can just run that specific statement. As a user, most of the times I have multiple queries and usually just want to run one of them, and I do using the shortcut for execution (CMD + Enter on macOS).
Currently, I'd have to have multiple query tabs which forces the user to (1) have a single statement per tab and (2) manage several tabs with simple queries each.
The feature request is two fold:
Allow for "statement-aware" query execution
Allow for "statement-aware" execution shortcut
Would be happy to contribute to this.
Thanks!
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@Fabio286 thanks for sharing, I did notice this behavior.
The main difference is that this requires the user to select the range, rather than the system understanding the statement context based on the cursor position - Postico has a slight highlight on the statement which helps to understand the context.
As for the shortcut, it can be edited, so not really relevant.
It has also been requested by other people in the past if I remember correctly.
It seems trivial but with the editor library used (Ace Editor) it is not so easy to get the line the cursor is on.
I will still try to look at it again.
Currently, the query tab only allows execution of all queries (eg. separated by
;
) within the same window.IMHO Postico has a very nice way of handling this - the query tab allows for multiple statements, and you are within a statement (cursor somewhere within a specific statement), the statement is slightly highlighted and you can just run that specific statement. As a user, most of the times I have multiple queries and usually just want to run one of them, and I do using the shortcut for execution (CMD + Enter on macOS).
Currently, I'd have to have multiple query tabs which forces the user to (1) have a single statement per tab and (2) manage several tabs with simple queries each.
The feature request is two fold:
Would be happy to contribute to this.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: