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Query Outline

Query Outline

The Query Outline view shows the structure of the active SQL editor.

What it can show

Depending on the SQL, DBeagle can surface:

  • Top-level statements
  • Common table expressions
  • Relation references such as tables and views

How it updates

The outline follows the active SQL editor and refreshes as you type.

If DBeagle cannot build an outline for the current file yet, the view falls back to a clear empty or unavailable state instead of showing stale information.

Click any outline item to reveal that location in the editor.

This is especially useful for:

  • Long multi-CTE queries
  • Large files with several statements
  • Join-heavy exploration work

Supported editors

The outline follows the same shipped SQL language support as the rest of DBeagle’s editor tooling.

DBeagle query outline

The Query Outline view tracking the structure of the active SQL file.