Saved Queries

Tabularis lets you save SQL queries and associate them with a specific connection. Saved queries appear in the Explorer sidebar and can be executed, edited, or deleted with a single click.

Saving a Query

There are two ways to save a query:

1. From the Editor — write or highlight a SQL statement in the editor, then click the Save Query button (or use the command palette). A modal opens where you give the query a name.
2. From Query History — when browsing past executions, click the save icon next to any entry to promote it to a saved query.

The query is stored on disk alongside your connection profiles. Each saved query gets a unique UUID, and the SQL content is written to its own .sql file inside {app_config_dir}/saved_queries/. Metadata (name, filename, connection ID) is tracked in a central meta.json file.

Browsing Saved Queries

Open the Saved Queries accordion in the Explorer sidebar. The section header shows the total count for the active connection — e.g., Saved Queries (12).

Each entry displays the query name. Click once to select it; double-click to execute it immediately in a new editor tab.

Executing a Saved Query

• Double-click the query in the sidebar, or
• Right-click → Execute from the context menu.

The SQL is loaded into a new editor tab and executed against the current connection. The tab title is set to the query name for easy identification.

Editing a Saved Query

Right-click a saved query in the sidebar and choose Edit. The Query Modal opens pre-populated with the current name and SQL. Modify either field, then click Save to update both the metadata and the .sql file on disk.

Deleting a Saved Query

Right-click → Delete. A confirmation dialog is shown before the query file and its metadata entry are removed.

Per-Connection Isolation

Saved queries are scoped to a connection. When you switch the active connection in the sidebar, the Saved Queries list updates automatically to show only the queries associated with that connection. This prevents accidental execution of a PostgreSQL query against a MySQL connection.

Storage Format

The app_config_dir follows the standard Tauri convention: ~/.config/dev.tabularis.app on Linux, ~/Library/Application Support/dev.tabularis.app on macOS, and %APPDATA%\dev.tabularis.app on Windows.