Chat2DB Edition
Chat2DB Community
User Problem
After opening a data table, it is difficult to find a specific field when the table has many columns. There is currently no field-name search or quick navigation in the table view. The DDL sidebar also does not provide a scoped Ctrl+F / Cmd+F search, so users must scroll through the DDL manually.
Concrete Use Case
- Open a table with dozens or hundreds of columns.
- Search for a field such as
customer_id in the table's field/column list.
- Quickly jump to or focus the matching column.
- Open the table DDL sidebar and press
Ctrl+F (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+F (macOS) to find the same field, with the match highlighted and the view scrolled to it.
Product Area
Data editor
Proposed Outcome
- Add a field-name search box to the opened data table's field/column list.
- Filter or fuzzy-match column names as the user types, and provide quick navigation to the selected match.
- Support
Ctrl+F / Cmd+F in the DDL sidebar with scoped search, match highlighting, and next/previous match navigation.
- Keep the shortcut scoped to the DDL sidebar and preserve existing global shortcuts and table editing behavior.
Alternatives Considered
The current workaround is manually scrolling through the column list or DDL text, or running a separate DESCRIBE/metadata query. These approaches are slow for wide tables and make it harder to compare the data view with the DDL.
Contribution
I can provide product feedback.
Submission Checklist
Chat2DB Edition
Chat2DB Community
User Problem
After opening a data table, it is difficult to find a specific field when the table has many columns. There is currently no field-name search or quick navigation in the table view. The DDL sidebar also does not provide a scoped
Ctrl+F/Cmd+Fsearch, so users must scroll through the DDL manually.Concrete Use Case
customer_idin the table's field/column list.Ctrl+F(Windows/Linux) orCmd+F(macOS) to find the same field, with the match highlighted and the view scrolled to it.Product Area
Data editor
Proposed Outcome
Ctrl+F/Cmd+Fin the DDL sidebar with scoped search, match highlighting, and next/previous match navigation.Alternatives Considered
The current workaround is manually scrolling through the column list or DDL text, or running a separate
DESCRIBE/metadata query. These approaches are slow for wide tables and make it harder to compare the data view with the DDL.Contribution
I can provide product feedback.
Submission Checklist