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Recommend a SQL editor that offers automatic statement resolution and control over line endings and encoding
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I work with sql files in source control using SQL Squirrel. I use windows while my fellow devs use macs. It seems that sometimes my editor silently converts sql files on my working copy to ANSI encoding from UTF-8, and converts line endings to windows style. This then causes some strange git merge behaviour.
I looked at using DataGrip, but it seems to be missing the killer SQL Squirrel where you only have to have the cursor in the statement you want to run, and it automatically infers where your statement starts and ends. See screen shot:
The black outline shows what Squirrel will execute if I hit ctrl+enter. It means that I don't need to highlight the command I want to execute.
However the problem with Squirrel is that it doesn't seem to have options for line endings and encoding of specific files.
Is there an editor out there that does offer these features?
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I work with sql files in source control using SQL Squirrel. I use windows while my fellow devs use macs. It seems that sometimes my editor silently converts sql files on my working copy to ANSI encoding from UTF-8, and converts line endings to windows style. This then causes some strange git merge behaviour.
I looked at using DataGrip, but it seems to be missing the killer SQL Squirrel where you only have to have the cursor in the statement you want to run, and it automatically infers where your statement starts and ends. See screen shot:
The black outline shows what Squirrel will execute if I hit ctrl+enter. It means that I don't need to highlight the command I want to execute.
However the problem with Squirrel is that it doesn't seem to have options for line endings and encoding of specific files.
Is there an editor out there that does offer these features?
postgresql
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I work with sql files in source control using SQL Squirrel. I use windows while my fellow devs use macs. It seems that sometimes my editor silently converts sql files on my working copy to ANSI encoding from UTF-8, and converts line endings to windows style. This then causes some strange git merge behaviour.
I looked at using DataGrip, but it seems to be missing the killer SQL Squirrel where you only have to have the cursor in the statement you want to run, and it automatically infers where your statement starts and ends. See screen shot:
The black outline shows what Squirrel will execute if I hit ctrl+enter. It means that I don't need to highlight the command I want to execute.
However the problem with Squirrel is that it doesn't seem to have options for line endings and encoding of specific files.
Is there an editor out there that does offer these features?
postgresql
asked 6 mins ago
thatdataguythatdataguy
467
I work with sql files in source control using SQL Squirrel. I use windows while my fellow devs use macs. It seems that sometimes my editor silently converts sql files on my working copy to ANSI encoding from UTF-8, and converts line endings to windows style. This then causes some strange git merge behaviour.
I looked at using DataGrip, but it seems to be missing the killer SQL Squirrel where you only have to have the cursor in the statement you want to run, and it automatically infers where your statement starts and ends. See screen shot:
The black outline shows what Squirrel will execute if I hit ctrl+enter. It means that I don't need to highlight the command I want to execute.
However the problem with Squirrel is that it doesn't seem to have options for line endings and encoding of specific files.
Is there an editor out there that does offer these features?
postgresql
postgresql
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