Keyboard Shortcuts
Drive Sutido from the keyboard — execution, documents, editor and grid.
Query Execution
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl+Enter | Run selection — with nothing selected, what Options → Editing → Run says: the whole script, or the statement at the cursor |
F5 | Run all |
F6 | Run statement at cursor |
Window
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl+= / Ctrl+- | Zoom in / out, in steps of ten percent |
Ctrl+0 | Back to 100 % |
Tabs
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl+E | Switch tab — search the open tabs by name or connection, most recently used first |
Ctrl+T | New tab |
Ctrl+W | Close the current tab, unless it is pinned |
Ctrl+Shift+T | Reopen the tab you closed last |
Ctrl+1 … Ctrl+9 | Jump to the pinned tab in that place |
Right-click a tab to pin it, rename it, duplicate it, or close the others. A pinned tab
becomes a numbered chip at the front of the strip, in its connection's colour, and stays
there whatever the rest of the strip does. The number is its place and its shortcut:
Ctrl+3 goes to the third one. The name is on hover, because no way of cutting
a name to chip width works for every way people name things — the part that identifies
Entity.Administration.User is at the end, and the part that identifies
accessanomaly.2026-08-06 is at the start.
A pin is a promise, so the wheel click will not close one, nor will Ctrl+W,
the tab limit will not evict it, and neither will the bulk closes. Its own
Close still does.
Documents
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
F3 | View selected document (read-only) |
Ctrl+J | Edit selected document |
Delete | Delete selected documents (with preview) |
Results Grid
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Click / Shift+Click / Ctrl+Click | Select rows (single, range, multi) |
Click header / Ctrl+Click header | Select one or more columns |
Ctrl+A | Select every row in the grid |
Ctrl+C | Copy selection — one column as a value list, several as spreadsheet-ready TSV |
Ctrl+Shift+C | Copy selected rows as JSON |
Double-click cell | Copy just that cell's value |
Escape | Clear the selection |
See Clipboard & Export for all the copy formats.
Editor
The editor is Monaco — the same editor VS Code uses — so its standard editing shortcuts work as you'd expect, including:
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl+Space | Trigger autocomplete |
Ctrl+/ | Toggle line comment |
Alt+Up / Alt+Down | Move line up / down |
Ctrl+Shift+K | Delete line |
Ctrl+F | Find in editor |
Ctrl+G | Go to line |
Customizing Shortcuts
The app-level shortcuts — Run selection, Run all, Run at cursor, Switch tab, View, Edit, Delete and Zoom — are rebindable: open Settings, pick the action, and press your preferred combination.
Tip: Ctrl+A is scoped: inside the grid it selects rows,
inside the editor it selects your script text — it never selects the app UI itself.