Saved Queries
Save queries you use often so you can find and re-run them without rewriting SQL from scratch. Saved queries are stored per-connection and accessible from the sidebar.
Saving a query
Section titled “Saving a query”- Write your query in the editor.
- Press
Cmd+S(Mac) orCtrl+S(Windows/Linux). - Enter a descriptive name for the query.
- The query is saved to the current connection.
If the query uses parameters, those are saved along with the SQL.
Managing saved queries
Section titled “Managing saved queries”Access your saved queries from the sidebar. Each entry shows:
- Name — your custom label
- Created — when the query was first saved
- Modified — when it was last updated
Favorites
Section titled “Favorites”Star important queries to pin them to the top of the list. Click the star icon to toggle favorite status.
Search and filter
Section titled “Search and filter”Use the search field to filter saved queries by name or SQL content.
Loading a saved query
Section titled “Loading a saved query”Click any saved query to open it in a new tab. The full SQL text and any associated parameters are loaded into the editor.
Updating a saved query
Section titled “Updating a saved query”After modifying a saved query in the editor, press Cmd+S / Ctrl+S again to update it in place.