We are talking the same thing. When the cursor is inside a statement or a multi-statement step, DG surrounds the step with a line box. When you hit [ctrl][enter], it will bring up a pop-up asking which statement to execute. In the above example, you could select between the select statement or you could run the whole ctas step.
To turn off that box highlighting:
_File >Settings >Editor >General >Gutter Icons, uncheck Run Line Marker, [Ok],
I swear that I tested it on Friday, performing the steps I stated, and it had worked. But I just went out there and changed my settings to what I said, and the box is still there.
I cannot find a setting to turn it of, nor change the line color to the background color to hide it.
This has been driving me nuts for days and no posted solution anywhere seemed to work, so I poked around for a while and found exactly what I was looking for.
If the solution(s) above do not work for you, then try
Settings → Editor → Color Scheme → General → Injected language fragment → (disable "Bordered" Effect)
Since all of my queries exist as strings inside of PHP, they're considered "injected code fragments" and were therefore marked with a border.
I'm currently using intelliJ 2022.3.2, but this is true for all versions going back to mid-2020 (I haven't updated a few of my workstations).
_File >Settings >Editor >General >Gutter Icons, uncheck Run Line Marker.
I think perhaps I wasn't clear about which "white box" I meant. I the window below, there is a white box. I never want that white box to appear.
We are talking the same thing. When the cursor is inside a statement or a multi-statement step, DG surrounds the step with a line box. When you hit [ctrl][enter], it will bring up a pop-up asking which statement to execute. In the above example, you could select between the select statement or you could run the whole ctas step.
To turn off that box highlighting:
_File >Settings >Editor >General >Gutter Icons, uncheck Run Line Marker, [Ok],
That should stop it.
Sorry, I must be missing something. I have unchecked that box, but I still have the white box around the query:
My apologies. I am wrong.
I swear that I tested it on Friday, performing the steps I stated, and it had worked. But I just went out there and changed my settings to what I said, and the box is still there.
I cannot find a setting to turn it of, nor change the line color to the background color to hide it.
File -> Settings... -> Editor -> Color Scheme -> Database -> Console -> Statement to execute -> untic "Effects"
You can also change the Effects via the drop-down option list.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Thank you, that is exactly the setting I was looking for!
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This has been driving me nuts for days and no posted solution anywhere seemed to work, so I poked around for a while and found exactly what I was looking for.
If the solution(s) above do not work for you, then try
Since all of my queries exist as strings inside of PHP, they're considered "injected code fragments" and were therefore marked with a border.
I'm currently using intelliJ 2022.3.2, but this is true for all versions going back to mid-2020 (I haven't updated a few of my workstations).