Manuel

Unfortunately, the JSON library we're using does not support JSON5. See https://github.com/nlohmann/json/issues/348 If you are only interested in ignoring comments, then it'd be possible, but we have to publish a...

This seems difficult, unless there is a way to query SQLite about the CTE names, as we query the table and field names to populate the completion list. I was...

A workaround that could be useful for this, and maybe for other matters, would be to include any word in the document to the completions. QScintilla provides that possibility. It...

At least in this case, [sqlite3_total_changes()](https://sqlite.org/c3ref/total_changes.html) is counting the changes made by `select InitSpatialMetaData()` so I think it could be used to detect those rare select statements that return data...

It isn't straightforward to apply `sqlite3_total_changes()` because after 1f9101ae2a564121ba2843b68c1d7d3f8cff93ad the execution of statements returning rows is executed in a different thread, but the rollback occurs in the original thread. By...

Looking at this code, there might be an easy solution. https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser/blob/93a5c2d0ca81fb26c51a9e0ecabacfc7ab872d62/src/RunSql.cpp#L254-L263 If I'm not missing something, if we assume that we can revert a savepoint, because the executed statement has...

Since nobody seems to have a better proposal, I've implemented the change I described above. This makes the use of these functions with side effects usable in DB4S, but there...

Indeed, it wouldn't be easy to implement. @jcbannon, as a workaround, you could press * on Tables to expand all tables.

We currently have the [regexp filter](https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser/wiki/Using-the-Filters#regular-expression-filter), which is very powerful in general, and very easy in this particular case: ``` /Rock|Soul/ ``` 

Thanks, @danielkrajnik. We don't have this feature, but as suggested, the filter for all columns is what could give you something similar. If you write `=NULL` there, you'll get: ```sql...