Keyboard shortcuts
Use Cmd on macOS. Use Ctrl on Windows and Linux. The global, table and JSON editor shortcuts match the Keyboard shortcuts dialog in Dynomate. The dialog does not list the shortcuts of the SQL editor for Amazon Aurora DSQL.
Global shortcuts
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Cmd/Ctrl + K | Open Global Search |
| Cmd/Ctrl + B | Show or hide the main sidebar |
Table shortcuts
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Cmd/Ctrl + A | Select all loaded rows when the grid has focus |
| Cmd/Ctrl + F | Search within the table |
| Shift + click | Select a range of rows |
| Shift + Arrow Up or Arrow Down | Extend the current selection |
JSON editor shortcuts
These shortcuts apply in JSON Inspector and other JSON editors in Dynomate.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Cmd/Ctrl + F | Search in the editor |
| Cmd/Ctrl + Z | Undo |
| Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + Z | Redo |
| Cmd/Ctrl + A | Select all editor text |
SQL editor shortcuts for Aurora DSQL
These shortcuts apply in the Aurora DSQL console and in SQL mode of a table tab. Run current runs the selected text, or the statement at the cursor. Run all runs the full script. The key hints on the run buttons show the macOS symbols on all platforms.
| Action | macOS | Windows and Linux |
|---|---|---|
| Run current | Cmd + Enter | Ctrl + Enter |
| Run all | Shift + Cmd + Enter | Shift + Ctrl + Enter |
| Search in the editor | Cmd + F | Ctrl + F |
In a filter value field of an Aurora DSQL table tab, Enter applies the filter. In the cell editor, Enter saves the value and moves down one row. Shift + Enter adds a line, and Esc cancels the edit.
In the SQL of an Aurora DSQL operation in a request, Cmd/Ctrl + Enter runs the full request, not one statement.
Shortcut scope
Focus determines what a shared shortcut affects. For example, Cmd/Ctrl + A selects rows when the grid has focus. It selects text when an input or editor has focus. The table selection covers rows that are loaded in the current Scan or Query result, not every item in the DynamoDB table.
Logs has no dedicated global shortcut. Open it from the toolstrip. See Open Logs.