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IIIDevelopment modules
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IVDBA modules
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Documentation/Configuration and reference
Chapter 36

Settings reference

File → Preferences…, the ⚙ icon, Tools → Settings…, or the user menu. Five sections down the left.

Changes preview live as you make them. The footer shows an amber unsaved changes marker; Save keeps them, Cancel (or Esc, or clicking outside) restores everything to how it was when you opened the dialog. Reset all, at the bottom of the section list, restores every default — except your profile.

#36.1Appearance

SettingDetail
ThemeLight or Dark.
Primary / Secondary colourA full colour picker — saturation/brightness area, hue slider, hex box with copy button, and a Default button. The dropdown in the row header chooses which colour you are editing. Primary drives the accent throughout the app; secondary drives surface tints.
BackgroundDefault, Neutral (White / Black) or Cool (Slate / Navy).
UI font size11–16 px. Scales the entire interface, IDE-zoom style.
Editor font size10–24 px. Affects the SQL editor and all code views.
PreviewA live SQL sample rendered at your current settings.

#36.2Accessibility

SettingDetail
Colour vision modeNone · Deuteranopia · Protanopia · Tritanopia · Achromatopsia. Changes the status palette and the SQL editor’s syntax colours to a matched safe scheme. A live badge preview shows success/warning/error/info in the selected mode.
High contrastIncreases contrast throughout.
Reduce motionDisables animations and transitions.

When a colour vision mode is active it takes ownership of the accent colour; a custom primary hex is suspended (not erased) until you turn the mode off.

#36.3AI Configuration

The only place the AI settings can be edited (§34.2): API Key (with show/hide), Base URL, Model (a dropdown filled by discovery, or free text), a Test Connection button and a Status line. A Clear AI configuration and disable AI action appears once a complete configuration exists. The configuration is stored only when both a Base URL and a model are present.

#36.4System (DBA accounts only)

This section is locked with a padlock unless the connected account holds DBA privileges; the locked view names the account you are connected as.

SettingDefaultMeaning
Query timeout300 sMaximum query execution time. Minimum 10.
Export row limit100 000 rowsMaximum rows for a data export. Minimum 100.
Session timeout30 minIdle session timeout. Minimum 1.
Auto-commitOffAuto-commit DML after execution.

#36.5Profile

Profile picture — upload an image; it is cropped to a centred square and downscaled to 128 px. Remove photo clears it. Display name overrides the name shown in the header. Below, the connected e-mail and role are shown read-only.