Query Snippets

Saving a Snippet

Wrote a query you'll need again? Click Save snippet in the editor toolbar, give it a name, and it lands in your snippet library. Snippets can hold anything the editor can — mongo shell scripts, SQL, AQL — for any engine.

How to: save a query and reuse it tomorrow

1. With the query in the editor, click Save snippet in the toolbar
2. Give it a name that states the intent — "orders: stuck in pending"
3. Tomorrow: open the Insert snippet dropdown in the editor toolbar, pick it, run it
4. Forgot to save? Open the History panel — every run is recorded and re-runnable anyway

Using Snippets

The Insert snippet dropdown in the editor toolbar inserts a saved snippet into the current script. The Snippets panel manages the library: search, edit, copy and delete.

Examples Worth Saving

-- Postgres: table sizes at a glance
SELECT relname, pg_size_pretty(pg_total_relation_size(relid)) AS size
FROM pg_catalog.pg_statio_user_tables
ORDER BY pg_total_relation_size(relid) DESC;

// MongoDB: recently changed documents
db.getCollection("orders").find({
  orderedAt: { $gte: ISODate("2026-08-01") }
}).sort({ orderedAt: -1 })

-- ClickHouse: top pages by hits
SELECT url, count() AS hits FROM page_events
GROUP BY url ORDER BY hits DESC LIMIT 20

Query History

Separately from snippets, every script you run is saved to your history automatically — searchable and re-runnable from the History panel. Promote anything you keep coming back to into a named snippet.

Where They Live

Snippets and history are stored locally in Sutido's SQLite database under %APPDATA%/sutido — nothing is synced to any cloud.