[feature] Add stored query support to Execute SQL window #60761
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This class is designed to be compatible with DB Manager's storage of queries in projects, but extended to allow storage within the local profile too.
This ports the equivalent functionality from DB Manager over to the core/browser "Execute SQL" dialog. Users can insert stored queries into their current query, save new stored queries, and remove queries via a new toolbar action. Users can opt to store queries in either the current project (ie the DB Manager approach, and this is fully compatible with existing queries stored via DB Manager) or in the local user profile (so that they are available across different projects) Sponsored by City of Canning
This is all functionally dead code -- it is not called from anywhere
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Just a note, this may be not very convenient when user has A LOT of saved queries. But I do not know how common this scenario is and, unfortunately, right now I do not have a better idea how to implement it.
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Yeah, I realise there's an inherent limit in the number of queries the UI will handle. I couldn't think of an alternative though, and the current db manager UI has had a similar constraint for years now without any requests to improve.
This ports the equivalent functionality from DB Manager over to the core/browser "Execute SQL" dialog.
Users can insert stored queries into their current query, save new stored queries, and remove queries via a new toolbar action.
Users can opt to store queries in either the current project (ie the DB Manager approach, and this is fully compatible with
existing queries stored via DB Manager) or in the local user profile (so that they are available across different projects)
Sponsored by City of Canning
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