In the editor
| Shortcut |
Action |
| F5 or Ctrl+Enter |
run the query (only the selection, if there is one) |
| Ctrl+S |
save |
| Ctrl+O |
open a SQL file |
| Ctrl+I |
improve the query with AI |
| Shift+Alt+F |
format SQL |
| F12 |
go to definition |
| Shift+F2 |
rename / refactor |
On top of that come the usual Monaco shortcuts you know from Visual Studio Code, for example:
| Shortcut |
Action |
| Ctrl+F |
find |
| Ctrl+H |
find and replace |
| Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y |
undo / redo |
| Alt+↑ / Alt+↓ |
move line |
| Ctrl+Space |
show suggestions |
In the execution plan
| Input |
Action |
| mouse wheel |
zoom |
| drag |
pan |
| click an operator |
show details |
In the query history
Double-clicking an entry opens the query in a new tab.