SQL History feature request
jeppe
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I would like to request a couple features for SQL History:
1. Keyboard shortcut to open the window. Tab History had a handy keyboard shortcut that made it dead simple to open it.
2. Related to #1: Put cursor in the search box when opening the window. Tab History did this and you could just start typing.
1. Keyboard shortcut to open the window. Tab History had a handy keyboard shortcut that made it dead simple to open it.
2. Related to #1: Put cursor in the search box when opening the window. Tab History did this and you could just start typing.
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Previous version of SQL History had this feature so the current version has a "breaking change" to the worse.
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Also, you can put the cursor in the search field with Ctrl-F.
Being hard coded makes me think they rushed this one out
I'll consider trying the new version again despite having other functional issues with SQL History as a replacement for Tab History.
Maybe it will grow on me now that there is at least a shortcut. Wish they would allow both to coexist for a while...
Its weird that putting the cursor in the search box hides all the SQL history that shows when opening the window initially.
I finally installed .13 to try it again.
Ctrl-Shift-X does open it now.
However, Ctrl-F just opens the normal Find box when the SQL History page is forcused Does Ctrl-F still work for you? That is the default mapping for Ctrl-F and I use that feature often too so don't really want to change that.
Also, I can ctrl-tab into SQL History but not out of it. Once there, the only way out that I can see is to use the mouse.
Hitting Ctrl-F4 does not close SQL history but will close SQL tabs behind it. Would be nice if it closed via ESC so it works more like a popup and not a tool window but I Ctrl-F4 would be ok too...
This feature still requires frequent use of the mouse which really slows things for me - I primarily navigate via keyboard in SSMS and VS and this gets in the way of that