Getting started
Writing and running SQL
Schema-aware autocomplete, running just the statement you are on, saving your work as .sql tabs, and getting unstuck when a query fails.
The Data tab is where you write SQL. As you type, AddisDB autocompletes your connection’s real tables and columns — not just keywords — so you can explore a schema you have never seen without leaving the editor.
Run everything, or just a piece
Press ⌘↵ (Ctrl+↵ on Windows and Linux) to run. With nothing selected it runs the statement your cursor is in; select a block first and it runs only that. Every statement also gets a small ▶ play button in the gutter.
Keep your work in tabs
Each query lives in its own tab. Save one to a .sql file with ⌘S and it reopens where you left off. Use the split icon in the title bar to keep the editor and results on the left and the AI chat on the right.
When a query will not cooperate
If the same statement keeps failing, AddisDB offers to hand it to the AI, which explains what went wrong and writes a corrected version you can run.