Row editor
✓ functionalEdit, insert, duplicate, and delete rows through a form that understands the table you are in.
Right-click a result row and choose Edit Row… to get a form
built from the table's metadata, including data types, defaults, nullability, and
constraints. It gives you a clear way to inspect and change data without hand-writing
every UPDATE.

What you can do
- Edit, insert, duplicate, and delete rows; every write is guarded and parameterized, never string-concatenated.
- Foreign-key fields become searchable dropdowns of real referenced values, so you can choose a customer by name rather than guess an id.
- CHECK constraints are checked in the form before a save leaves the app.
- Related rows are one click away in their own tab.
Commit now, or stage your changes
Save one edit immediately, or stage edits, inserts, and deletes to commit together in one transaction with a generated rollback script alongside. Staged saves use the same safety gates as normal queries: a read-only or production connection blocks the write until you unlock it, and an AI-reviewed connection asks for that review before committing.
Protected by the same policy. The row editor honors the connection's SELECT-only rule, production locks, confirmation dialogs, and identity checks. Convenience should not be a route around guardrails. Provenance-guarded editing is available for SQL Server today.