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Getting Started

This path gets a new user from install to a successful query without reading the architecture notes.

Install

Download the current desktop build from https://github.com/hjosugi/irodori-table/releases. The Linux build is the most actively exercised preview target.

For source builds, use the platform development guide for your OS instead of the desktop install guide: Windows, macOS, or Linux.

Create A Connection

  1. Open the connection manager.
  2. Choose a database engine.
  3. Enter host, port, database, user, and authentication details.
  4. Use the diagnostic or test action before saving.

Secrets are stored through the local OS credential store where supported. Export connection definitions without secrets when sharing project setup.

Run The First Query

  1. Open a SQL editor tab bound to the saved connection.
  2. Type a query such as select 1;.
  3. Run the current statement or selected text.
  4. Cancel from the running-query control if the statement takes too long.

The editor is local-first. SQL is inserted, formatted, or generated in the editor first; it is not sent to a database until you run it.

Read Results

Results appear in the result grid. Use copy/export for a selected range or the current page, switch result modes when available, and keep large exports bounded by using the export flow instead of copying an entire result set.

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