The Query Builder window has two parts:
The Query tab enables you to build and run an SQL query on selected DB Tables and is divided into the following working areas:
Displays the data received from the executed query. Click on Export to Excel to export the data into an Excel file.
When opened via the DB Interface Explorer, the Query Builder opens in the main panel on the right
When Opened from Schema Editor, Graphit or Broadway, the Query Builder opens as a popup window
You can open Query Builder where Fabric is the data source. In this case, several fields will be shown at the Query Editor window top bar: Sync mode, Select LU, Instance ID. Fill in and set their values and accordingly the query will be executed.
You can control the sizes of the Query Editor and the Results windows: Hover your mouse cursor over the horizontal separating line, which appears between these parts, and you will see the ellipsis indication; your cursor type will turn to be a cursor-resize . Use it to resize the windows heights.
The Query Builder window has two parts:
The Query tab enables you to build and run an SQL query on selected DB Tables and is divided into the following working areas:
Displays the data received from the executed query. Click on Export to Excel to export the data into an Excel file.
When opened via the DB Interface Explorer, the Query Builder opens in the main panel on the right
When Opened from Schema Editor, Graphit or Broadway, the Query Builder opens as a popup window
You can open Query Builder where Fabric is the data source. In this case, several fields will be shown at the Query Editor window top bar: Sync mode, Select LU, Instance ID. Fill in and set their values and accordingly the query will be executed.
You can control the sizes of the Query Editor and the Results windows: Hover your mouse cursor over the horizontal separating line, which appears between these parts, and you will see the ellipsis indication; your cursor type will turn to be a cursor-resize . Use it to resize the windows heights.