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Tables
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Double clicking a table will open a crud tab for that tabel
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Note the sizes are retrieved in the background and can take some time to appear
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on large databases.
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to just fix the default or NULL constraint this is useful when inspecting
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one database to correct another. When multiple rows are selected SQL for all
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those rows is shown.
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Crud tabs
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If the table had no primary key the data will be readonly. Generated always
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columns will ofcourse also be readonly. Use :kbd:`tab` to go from one field to
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the next accept your changes with :kbd:`Enter`. To enter a value for a boolean
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column use :kbd:`t` for true or :kbd:`f` for false.
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An empty value will be seen as a NULL to enter an empty string use two single quotes ''.
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When data is saved the program will generate INSERT and UPDATE queries that
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return the data that was actually put in the database by the server and update
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the data in the grid to match. This includes data for generated columns.
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Shortcuts:
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* :kbd:`Ctrl+D` delete selected rows.
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* :kbd:`F5` reload data
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* :kbd:`Ctrl+W` close tab
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