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<\/a><\/p>\nWhat querying goodness will this update include?<\/strong><\/p>\n We made some major improvements to way PrimalSQL queries databases, as well as, a few other changes and additions. Users may experience improved query performance with PrimalSQL\u2019s new asynchronous queries.<\/p>\n What do asynchronous queries mean to me, the user?<\/strong><\/p>\n Well it means that when you run a query, you no longer have to wait until the query completes. Therefore, you can perform multiple operations at the same time, including running more than one query at a time.<\/p>\n What else will this major service release include?<\/strong><\/p>\n In addition to asynchronous queries, PrimalSQL 2009 v1.1.0 will include the following:<\/p>\n New Stop Query Button:<\/strong><\/p>\n Have you ever \u201caccidently\u201d (because you will never do this intentionally) queried a select all statement on a table that has millions of records? Well you need not worry anymore. You will have the ability to stop those rogue queries in their tracks with the new \u201cStop Query\u201d button.<\/p>\n New Toggle Output Editing Button:<\/strong><\/p>\n Another addition will be the new \u201cToggle Output Editing\u201d button, which allows you to quickly switch the Editing\/ Read Only mode of the query results. This setting is will also be stored with your saved query files. Although this option will allow you to quickly modify database entries, you can drastically improve query speeds by disabling Output Editing.<\/p>\n