Selecting a DB Object in the SQL Terminal

Data Studio suggests a list of possible schema names, table names and column names, and views in the SQL Terminal.

Follow the steps below to select a DB object:

1. Press Ctrl and Space and enter the required parent DB object name. The DB objects list is refined as you continue typing the DB object name. The DB objects list displays all DB objects of the database connected to the SQL Terminal.

   

2. To select the parent DB object, use the Up or Down arrow keys and press Enter on the keyboard, or double-click the parent DB object.
3. Press . to list all child DB objects.

   

4. To select the child DB object, use the Up or Down arrow keys and press Enter on the keyboard, or double-click the child DB object.

   On selection, the child DB object will be appended to the parent DB object (with a period '.').

   

   • Auto-suggest also works on keywords, data types, schema names, table names, views, and table name aliases in the same way as shown above for all schema objects that you have access.

     Following is a sample query with alias objects:

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     SELECT table_alias.<auto-suggest> FROM test.t1 AS table_alias WHERE table_alias.<auto-suggest> = 5 GROUP BY table_alias.<auto-suggest> HAVING table_alias.<auto-suggest> = 5 ORDER BY table alias.<auto-suggest>

   • A loading message may be displayed on the SQL Terminal in the following scenarios:
     • The object is not loaded due to the value mentioned in the Load Limit field. For details, see Table 1.
     • The objects that are already added to Exclude will not be loaded. For details, see Table 1.
     • There is a delay in fetching the object from the server.
   • If there are objects with the same name in different case, then auto-suggest will display child objects of both parent objects.

     Example: If there are two schemas with the name public and PUBLIC, then all child objects for both these schemas will be displayed.