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Yesterday i wanted to delete all content of a table and tried to execute the command "delete from <tablename>" in the console. Datagrip prohibit this with a warning "Unsafe query: 'Delete' statement without 'where' clears all data in the table". This is quite good to prevent accidentially deletion. But there is no option to overwrite this behavior. I have to add a dummy "where 1=1" to get the statement executed. I would like to see a dialog box instead with the warning and the possibility to delete the data anyway.
Kind Regards
Andreas
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You should see a yellow note at the bottom of console like this:
and here are 2 options - `execute` & `execute and suppress` (this one disables warning forever)
Thank you for the hint. I have missed the two links because in full screen mode the hint is a one liner and the links are placed on the far right. Also the contrast between foreground and background is a bit weak. I should better use a light color theme. There the contrast is better.
Kind Regards
Andreas
Hi Yuriy,
Is there a way of disabling this warning on a per query basis, rather than disabling the check forever?
i.e.
Steven Pearce,
There is no such an option. Could you file an issue in DataGrip YouTrack?
How to enable it back. If I click `execute and suppress` once.
Gwalke20, Preferences/Settings | Database | Query Execution | Show warning before running potentially unsafe queries.