Editor Settings

SQL editor font, Vim mode, line numbers, indentation, and query parameter settings

Settings > Editor covers typing and how SQL is displayed. Grid, pagination, result cap and JSON viewer settings are on the Data tab instead.

The font here is set per Mac, not per theme, and is not synced.

Editor settings

Font

Setting	Default	Applies to
Editor Font	System Mono, 13 pt	SQL editor, the JSON viewer’s Text mode, and the DDL, trigger and import previews

The picker lists the monospaced families installed on your Mac, at 10 to 24 pt. Cmd+= and Cmd+- change the size over the same range.

Display

Setting	Default	Notes
Show line numbers	On	Turning this off also hides the per-statement run button
Highlight current line	On
Highlight current statement	On	A faint band behind the statement the cursor is in. See Statement markers
Show invisible characters	Off	See Invisible characters
Word wrap	Off	Off means long lines scroll horizontally

Gutter

Setting	Default	Notes
Code folding	On	Shows the fold ribbon in the gutter. See Code Folding
Run button beside each statement	On	Gutter run buttons, revealed when the pointer is over the gutter. Needs line numbers on

Editing

Setting	Default	Notes
Tab width	4 spaces	2, 4, or 8
Auto-uppercase keywords	Off	Uppercases SQL keywords on word boundaries. Strings, comments, and quoted identifiers are untouched
Query parameters (:name syntax)	On	Detects :name placeholders and shows the parameter panel. See Query Parameters
Vim mode	Off	Modal editing in the SQL editor. See Vim Mode

Autocomplete is always on; see Autocomplete. Editor shortcuts are listed and customized on Keyboard Shortcuts.