3. Workspace Management
3.1 Create / Switch / Rename / Delete Workspaces
A workspace is your independent working environment. Each workspace has its own SQL tabs, cached data, and data folder settings.
| Action | How |
|---|---|
| Create | In the sidebar Workspace section, click the ＋ button |
| Switch | Click another workspace name in the sidebar, or right-click and choose Switch |
| Rename | Right-click the workspace name → choose Rename |
| Delete | Right-click a workspace that is not in use → choose Delete (confirm to delete) |
Naming rules: 1–40 characters: letters, digits, Simplified or Traditional Chinese characters, _, -, and .. Spaces, Chinese punctuation, and full-width symbols are not allowed.
Note: You cannot delete the workspace currently in use, or the only remaining workspace.
3.2 Change Data Folder
To load data from a different folder in the current workspace:
- Expand the Data section in the sidebar.
- Right-click the local data folder name row under Data:
- Desktop: You can first choose Reveal in Finder / Show in File Explorer to open the current folder in the file manager (see §2.2).
- Choose Change data folder; confirm, then pick a new folder in the file picker.
The sidebar reloads files from the new folder.
3.3 Data Isolation Between Workspaces
Each workspace keeps data fully separate:
- SQL tabs are saved independently; switching workspaces shows that workspace's tabs.
- Cached tables are cleared when you switch workspaces; you need to re-run queries when you switch back.
- Data folders are configured independently per workspace.
[Image] Sidebar workspace list and right-click menu