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    You will need:
    MarkLogic Server 4.1 or later

Rob Whitby's DQ is a web-based XQuery editor for MarkLogic Server, based on CQ. DQ aims to improve upon CQ’s interface to enhance usability.

Note: Starting with MarkLogic 5, the Query Console application, which comes with MarkLogic, is a fully-supported tool that covers the same ground as this long-standing open source project. Query Console is not supported on older versions of MarkLogic 5. Stick with DQ (or CQ) if you are running earlier versions of MarkLogic.

Features

  • Based on CQ for reliable connection to MarkLogic app servers
  • Tabbed text editor
  • Syntax Highlighting
  • Auto-save of all query tabs using browser local storage (no more session mix-up with other users)
  • Save queries and results to file system
  • Highlighting a section of code and executing will run just the selected code
  • Get query results as XML, Text, HTML, saved to file or profile information
  • Even supports the tab key!

Requirements

  • CQ (tested with 4.1.2)
  • Firefox 3.5, IE8 or Opera 10.5

Installation

  • Copy into sub-folder of existing CQ installation
  • Browse to: http://SERVER:CQPORT/DQ
DQ screenshot

Comments

  • Torohitverma
    May i know the time it show when we click on profile is in seconds or milli seconds
    • evanlenz
      As an example, if you see "Profiled 1 expressions in PT0.40524S", the "S" stands for seconds, so that would be less than half a second in this case. In the table beneath that, the column headings with "µs" refer to micro-seconds (one millionth of a second).
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