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  1. Give option to generate EXE

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    Dennis Hafström supported this idea  · 

  2. Add open copy to the context menu of "My Queries"

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    Dennis Hafström commented  · 

    I meant "write a new one" but there is no edit option here.

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  3. Copy to CSV or similar

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    Dennis Hafström commented  · 

    Another workaround I tend to use when I need the data to clipboard is to simply use Clipboard.SetText() at the end of my query.

    This means some more lines if the data is directly from a query but it's usually fast with String.Join("\t", <data>) or similar.