#AZURE DATA STUDIO EXPORT CODE#

Open the Command Palette and type 'replace.'.With a Regular Expression search and replace, we search for a text pattern instead of exact text, which lets you modify more text in one go. Search and Replace with Regular Expressions A foldable region starts at a line whose next line has a greater indent and ends when the indent is the same as the starting line. Mac: opt + cmd + ĪDS determines a foldable region by evaluating the indentation of lines.Want to hide a region of a query, e.g., hide a sub-query while editing the outer query. This also works for tables, i.e., SELECT table.*.Press Enter to replace * with all column names.You should see a concatenated list of all column names

Trigger IntelliSense (Windows: ctrl + space, Mac: ctrl + space).Known as Star Expansion, this takes an asterisk in the SELECT clause and replaces it with all column names.

On Windows, the Join Lines command is not bound to a keyboard shortcut but can be set in Keyboard Shortcuts. On Mac, the shortcut for this is control + j Got a compact statement that could fit on one line? Use the Join Lines command. Familiarising yourself with this tool will help you get a lot more out of Azure Data Studio. The Command Palette is designed for performing actions from the keyboard. To access the Command Palette in Azure Data Studio press: Commands do things such as modify your current code, connect to a data source, or change a setting. The Command Palette is the searchable prompt where Azure Data Studio's many commands are accessed.

Get information about a Database Objectįirst tip: Become familiar with the Command Palette.

Work on one query while referring to another.

Search and Replace with Regular Expressions.

#AZURE DATA STUDIO EXPORT CODE#

Quickly comment lines or blocks of code.First tip: Become familiar with the Command Palette.

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