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Editing of SQL Scripts, HTML, XML, JavaScript, Java, AquaScript and Text files are done in this pane. It is most frequently used as the Query Analyzer. Each document, script or SQL Query Analyzer displays in a separate tab. Just above the Document Pane and to the right of the "Show Script Detail" button is the Shortcut Toolbar, a convenient place to put shortcuts to frequently used Schema Objects from database connections in the Schema Browser. Vertical and Horizontal Groups are available to organize the Document Pane when multiple tabs or documents are open. Each panel tab can be dragged by its tab icon into a new position in the list of tabs. When more tabs exist than the application has a width to display, a list of those additional tabs is available to the right of the right-most tab. The arrows at the top right of the Document Pane can also be used to scroll left and right through the tabs. Right-clicking on a tab brings up a menu for tab orientation, tab navigation, tab compare tools, tab closing, tab floating (undocking), and tab renaming. Dragging a file from the Files Browser into the Document Pane opens that file in its appropriate file editor with appropriate syntax highlighting.
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Other tools within Aqua Data Studio, such as Visual Analytics, the Entity Relationship (ER) Modeler, the Git Client, CVS, and SVN Repository Browsers, the Execution Monitor, the Explain Whiteboard, and the Query Builder launch within their own windows but do not prevent access to the Main Application Window. The Entity Relationship (ER) Modeler also has its own docking framework which functions nearly the same as the main application docking framework and layout.
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