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Warehouse T-SQL keyboard shortcuts not working
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi coverturfLSH ,
In fabric's notebook, the Edge browser works fine with shortcuts.
For the time being, I've only seen you report this issue, I'll keep a close eye on the community to check if anyone else is reporting similar issues.
I have not used shortcuts in warehouse and am not sure if warehouse supports operations via shortcuts.
You mentioned that you can use shortcuts in Chrome, not Edge. As an alternative, I would suggest that you can use shortcuts in Chrome first, and if you want to run warehouse in Edge , you can run it by clicking on the run button instead of shortcuts.
Best Regards,
Yang
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If I misunderstand your needs or you still have problems on it, please feel free to let us know. Thanks a lot!
We use DBeaver to connect to the warehouse via the SQL endpoint but you can also use SQL Server Management Studio. They offer a lot more functionality than the web version, but it was nice to be able to just run some quick queries in the web without opening the application.
Does DBeaver have autocomplete for Fabric Warehouse objects?
SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) does not. Azure Data Studio (ADS) does not. SSMS nor ADS have intellisense for Azure Synapse Analytics, either.
This web editor now does with Copilot.
- coverturfLSH1 year ago
Resolver II
If the auto complete you're referring to is something with a table alias R, you can type "R." and it will show you a list of columns available within the R table, then Yes*! Will also filter down the list if you start typing text for example "R.some" would show "R.sometext" and "R.handsome"
We use DBeaver at my company because we also connect to Redshift so it's nice being able to query either server within the same application.
*Yes meaning it works 90% of the time but randomly decides to not work sometimes.
- mikeburek1 year ago
Advocate III
Oh, that's awesome! Thanks for letting me know.
Yes, computer intelligence only goes so far. Ha!