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    Chris Parsons
    Participant

    I am sure this must have been raised before, but I can’t find the thread!

    I have been copying the history into the clipboard and pasting in notepad and saving but it’s a pain, there is an ‘Open SQL’ dialog, where is the ‘Save SQL’ facility mentioned in the help?

    “Once open you can edit SQL statements, execute them, and save them to a file. ”

    Cheers

    Chris

    #215760

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    I have been copying the history into the clipboard and pasting in notepad and saving but it’s a pain,

    You mean the queries or results?

    #215778

    support-jeff
    Member

    You can save the content of a SQL Editor. Just use File -> Save As. A save button is a good idea, so I will add this as an enhancement request.

    #215826

    Chris Parsons
    Participant

    I must be being a bit dense, but when I select File | Save as and put a filename in, I get an empty file!

    I have tried highlighting the SQL and that didn’t work either….

    Chris

    #215859

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    Chris,

    This might have been one of the bugs in 3.8.1. I just tested on the internal build of 3.8.2 and “Save As…” works as expected.

    #215875

    support-jeff
    Member

    Sorry, my bad on my earlier response. Save As does not work. What you can do is create a new file with a .sql extension and associate that with an open connection. Any work you then do in that file will be saved.

    Unfortunately, this was not on the list of bugs to fix in 3.8.2 either. Emphasis in 3.8.2 was on performance enhancements. Since save as was never supported in the original plugin, it is low on the priority list.

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