DBeaver 6.0.3 keyboard shortcuts

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DBeaver will be even more useful if you use these shortcuts to edit your SQL queries. Most of the following commands are accessible from main menu, toolbar or right-click menu. In other words, keyboard shortcuts cover most of the commands available in the program. DBeaver recommends using right-click menu whevener possible, because it usually shows all actions accessible at the moment.

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Zeynel - - Shortcuts

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1	Ctrl + ⤶ Enter	Execute current query (*)
2	Ctrl + \	Execute current query in a new tab
0	Alt + X	Execute current script (**)
5	Ctrl + Alt + '	Execute selected SQL expression and print results
0	Ctrl + Alt + ↑ Shift + X	Execute queries of current script simultaneously, showing results in separate tabs
0	Ctrl + Space	SQL completion proposals popup
2	Ctrl + Alt + Space	SQL templates proposals popup
1	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + F	Format current script (**) using current formatter
14	Ctrl + /	Toggle single/multi line comment
3	or Ctrl + ↑ Shift + /
3	Alt + 6	Maximize editor/results panels
1	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + 6	Minimize editor/results panels
0	Alt + 6	Switch editor/results panels
2	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + X	Convert selected text into upper/lower case

1	Tab	Switch to record/grid mode
1	Ctrl + ~	Switch presentation (grid, plain text, json, etc.)
1	Ctrl + 2	Toggle sorting by current column

2	Ctrl + D	Add bookmark on selected element
4	Ctrl + F3	Open new SQL editor for current connection (***). Always creates new script
2	Ctrl + ⤶ Enter	Open recent SQL editor for current connection (***). Opens last modified script or creates a new script

* - Current query is the query under cursor or the selected text. Query is separated from other script queries by delimiter (; by default) or by empty lines.
** - Current script is a set of all queries in the current SQL file. If there is a text selection then only queries in this selection are processed. Queries are separated from each other with a delimiter (; by default).
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