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The toolbar options provide quick access to create, modify, and save scripts in the Query Analyzer. 
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The following table describes the Toolbar options, along with the keyboard shortcut keys.

Toolbar OptionsKeyboard ShortcutDescription
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CTRL + N (Windows & Linux)
Command + N (Mac)

Creates a new script file. 
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CTRL + O (Windows & Linux)
Command + O (Mac)

Opens an existing script file.
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CTRL + S (Windows & Linux)
Command + S (Mac)

Saves changes to an existing file. 
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CTRL + SHIFT + S (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + S (Mac)

Saves the script as a new file.
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CTRL + R (Windows & Linux)
Command + R (Mac)

Saves the query result to a file or sends the result to the clipboard in the specified data format.
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CTRL + P (Windows & Linux)
Command + P (Mac)

Opens the print dialog.
Image AddedNAEnables or disables the Block Selection mode in the editor.
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CTRL + X (Windows & Linux)
Command + X (Mac)

Removes the selected script.
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CTRL + C (Windows & Linux)
Command + C (Mac)

Copies the selected script. 
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CTRL + V (Windows & Linux)
Command + V (Mac)

Pastes the script on a script file.
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CTRL + Z (Windows & Linux)
Command + Z (Mac)

Undo the last action.
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CTRL + SHIFT + Z (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + Z (Mac)

Redo the last action.
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CTRL + F (Windows & Linux)
Command + F (Mac)

Finds text within the opened file.
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CTRL + H (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + H (Mac)

Finds and replaces text within the opened file.
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CTRL + L (Windows & Linux)
Command + L (Mac)

Changes the current word or selected text to lower case.
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CTRL + U (Windows & Linux)
Command + U (Mac)

Changes the current word or selected text to upper case
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CTRL + ALT + A (Windows & Linux)
Command + Option + A (Mac)

Parses the script and displays a list of the commands to be executed on the server.
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CTRL + E (Windows & Linux)
Command + E (Mac)

Executes the script in the query window.
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CTRL + ENTER (Windows & Linux)
Command + Enter (Mac)

Executes the current statement, defined by the cursor position.
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CTRL + ALT + ENTER (Windows & Linux)
Command + Option + Enter (Mac)

Executes the SELECT statement and opens the result in an editable window.
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CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + Enter (Mac)

Displays Visual Explain Plan for the current statement.
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CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE (Windows & Linux)
Command + Option + Delete (Mac)

Cancels the currently executing statement or script.
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CTRL + SHIFT + A (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + A (Mac)

Determines whether commit is performed automatically after each statement is executed.
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CTRL + SHIFT + C (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + C (Mac)

Commits any active transactions.
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CTRL + SHIFT + R (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + R (Mac)

Rollbacks any active transactions.
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CTRL + SHIFT + INSERT (Windows & Linux)
CTRL + Option + Caps Lock + SHIFT (Mac)

Reconnects the current connection.
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CTRL + SHIFT + U (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + U (Mac)

Enables or disables auto-completion.
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CTRL + SHIFT + O (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + O (Mac)

Displays tables/views for all schema objects, other than just the current schema.
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CTRL + SHIFT + E (Windows & Linux)
Command + Shift + E (Mac)

Clears the current autocompletion cache.
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Image AddedNASets a limit on the number of rows that Aqua Data Studio can retrieve after querying a table.
Image AddedNASelects the Database (and Schema) to be used. Displays User, Connection ID, AUDSID, and other details specific to the RDBMS vendor.

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