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Editor command selection

SQL Image Viewer's editor uses an intuitive command selection method to aid you in quickly running SQL commands. In SQL Image Viewer, you can run commands without having to explicitly select them. The only requirement is that your commands are separated by blank lines.

Example:

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When the caret is placed anywhere on lines 1 or 2, and you click run query (Execute), SQL Image Viewer will select and run the text on line 1.

When the caret is placed anywhere on lines 3 to 5, and you click run query (Execute), SQL Image Viewer will select and run the text on lines 3 and 4.

When the caret is placed anywhere on lines 6 to 8, and you click run query (Execute), SQL Image Viewer will select and run the text on lines 6 to 8.