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Executing SQL queries from the browser

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
Lasse Nordahl
Word Count
616
Company Posts That Month
12
Language
English
Hacker News Points
2
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No
Summary

CockroachDB Cloud has introduced a new Browser SQL Shell feature that allows users to quickly write and execute SQL queries directly from their browser, enhancing the ease of database management. This tool aims to minimize the friction typically associated with database interactions by eliminating the need for generating and storing credentials, thereby streamlining tasks like schema iteration and syntax testing. The SQL shell, which is built using Codemirror 6, offers syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and other functionalities reminiscent of Jupyter notebooks and advanced terminals, making it easier to perform and share database operations. Additionally, the SQL shell facilitates a more efficient workflow with features such as persistent queries, history navigation, and CSV export, while maintaining a seamless user experience consistent with CockroachDB's terminal interface. As the platform continues to evolve, feedback from users is encouraged to further refine the tool's capabilities.

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