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Currently, the only way to run a single query in a multi-query file open in the query editor is to highlight the query and select the Run Selection option from the right-click menu (or use the keyboard shortcut associated with that option). This is pretty clunky UX, and many users (myself included) do not initially realise running part of a file is an option as it is not signposted anywhere.
Proposed Solution
As Studio already parses multi-query files to issue each query via an individual API call, the work is already being done to identify separate queries. The first line of each query could be annotated with a button in the margin in order to run individually. This would be very similar to the JetBrains approach:
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Problem to Solve
Currently, the only way to run a single query in a multi-query file open in the query editor is to highlight the query and select the
Run Selection
option from the right-click menu (or use the keyboard shortcut associated with that option). This is pretty clunky UX, and many users (myself included) do not initially realise running part of a file is an option as it is not signposted anywhere.Proposed Solution
As Studio already parses multi-query files to issue each query via an individual API call, the work is already being done to identify separate queries. The first line of each query could be annotated with a button in the margin in order to run individually. This would be very similar to the JetBrains approach:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: