Query History
Seaquel automatically records every query you execute, so you can always find and re-run past work. History persists across sessions and is stored locally on your machine.
What gets recorded
Section titled “What gets recorded”Each history entry captures:
- SQL text — the full query as executed
- Timestamp — when the query ran
- Execution time — duration in milliseconds
- Row count — rows returned or affected
- Connection name — which connection was active
- Labels — any labels assigned to the connection at execution time
Seaquel stores up to 500 queries per connection.
Browsing history
Section titled “Browsing history”- Open the sidebar.
- Select the History section.
- Scroll through entries, ordered by most recent first.
Each entry shows a preview of the SQL along with the timestamp and execution time.
Searching history
Section titled “Searching history”Use the search field at the top of the history panel to filter entries. Full-text search matches against the SQL content, so you can search for table names, keywords, or specific clauses.
Favorites
Section titled “Favorites”Star any history entry to mark it as a favorite. Favorited queries appear at the top of the list for quick access. Click the star icon again to remove a favorite.
Re-running a query
Section titled “Re-running a query”Click any history entry to open it in a new query tab. The full SQL text is loaded into the editor, ready to execute or modify.