SQL Document Shortcut Keys
Last modified: October 7, 2020
Use following shortcut keys when working with an SQL document or stored procedure.
Shortcut Keys | Action | Where is used |
---|---|---|
F5 | Execute a query associated wih the current document. | SQL Editor, Query Builder |
F8 | Execute the current statement. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+SHIFT+Up Arrow | Previous SQL statement from history. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+SHIFT+Down Arrow | Next SQL statement from history. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+Alt+H | Open SQL History dialog. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+SHIFT+P | Edit parameters. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+J | List members. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+K, L | List members. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+SPACE | Complete word. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+K, W | Complete word. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+Right Arrow | Complete word. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+SHIFT+SPACE | Parameter information. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+K, P | Parameter information. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+K, Ctrl+X | Insert snippets. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+K, I | Display quick information. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+K, Ctrl+I | Display quick information. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+K, C | Comment selection. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+K, U | Uncomment selection. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+M, M | Toggle outlining expansion. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+M, L | Toggle all outlining. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+M, P | Stop outlining. | SQL Editor |
F12 | Go to Definition. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+R | Hide/Show additional document views. | SQL Editor |
Ctrl+L | Delete the current code line and copy it to clipboard. | SQL Editor |
These shortcuts are default shortcuts. All shortcuts can be customized.
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