Query Vault

The Query Vault is your centralized location for managing saved queries and their versions. It provides an organized view of all queries saved from Query Analyzer, Query Optimizer, and Query Simulator, making it easy to track query evolution and manage different versions.

Why Query Vault?

Version Control for SQL Queries

Query Vault provides Git-like version control specifically designed for your Snowflake queries. Unlike generic file storage, it understands query context, tracks optimization history, and maintains relationships between analyzed, optimized, and simulated versions—giving you a complete audit trail of your query evolution.

Workspace Highlights

• Track complete query evolution with automatic version numbering
• Compare versions side-by-side to understand optimization impact
• Filter by query type (Analyzed, Optimized, Simulated) for quick access
• One-click access to re-analyze, re-optimize, or re-simulate any version
• Date-based filtering to find queries from specific time periods
• Integrated with all Anavsan optimization tools for seamless workflow

Getting Started with Query Vault

To populate your Query Vault, save queries from any of these tools:

• Query Analyzer - Analyze query performance and save the query with analysis results
• Query Optimizer - Generate optimized versions of your queries and save them
• Query Simulator - Test queries with different warehouse configurations and save results

Once you save your first query, it will appear in the Query Vault table with version tracking enabled.

Query Vault Main View

When you navigate to Query Vault, you see a list of all saved query files with comprehensive filtering and search capabilities.

Toolbar Features

Date Range Filter

Filter queries by creation date:

• All - Shows all queries regardless of date (default)
• 1D - Shows queries created in the past day
• 7D - Shows queries created in the past 7 days
• 30D - Shows queries created in the past 30 days
• Custom - Select specific start and end dates for filtering

Workspace Table Columns

Column	Description	Use Case
File name	Clickable link to view version history (e.g., analyze-1.sql, analyze-2.sql)	Access complete version history and track query evolution over time
Total version	Number showing how many versions exist for this query	Identify heavily modified queries that may need consolidation or review
Description	Optional text description of the query purpose	Quickly understand query intent without opening the file
Created on	Timestamp showing when the query was first saved	Sort by date to find recent work or track when optimization efforts began

File Versions View

Click on any file name to see all versions of that query. The versions page shows the complete history with statistics and actions.

Version Statistics

The top section provides a quick summary:

• Total: Count of all saved versions
• Analyzed: Number of versions analyzed in Query Analyzer
• Optimized: Number of versions optimized in Query Optimizer
• Simulated: Number of versions tested in Query Simulator

Version Filters

Date Range Filter

Filter versions by save date:

• All - Shows all versions regardless of date (default)
• 1D - Shows versions saved in the past day
• 7D - Shows versions saved in the past 7 days
• 30D - Shows versions saved in the past 30 days
• Custom - Select specific start and end dates for filtering

Tag Filter

Filter by version type:

• All - Shows all versions regardless of tag (default)
• Analyzed - Shows only versions analyzed in Query Analyzer
• Optimized - Shows only versions optimized in Query Optimizer
• Simulated - Shows only versions tested in Query Simulator

Compare Versions Button

• Disabled by default
• Enables when 2 or more versions are selected
• Opens side-by-side comparison view

Versions Table Column

Column	Description	Use Case
Version	Sequential identifier (V1, V2, V3, etc.)	Track chronological order and reference specific versions in discussions
Tag	Color-coded badge showing type (Analyzed, Optimized, Simulated)	Filter and identify which optimization tool was used for this version
Message	User-defined description of this version	Understand what changes were made and why without viewing the query
Saved On	Full timestamp of when version was created	Track when optimizations were applied and compare with performance metrics
Actions	Menu with options to preview, analyze, optimize, or simulate	Quickly re-run any optimization tool on a specific version

Sorting Versions

The versions table supports sorting to help you organize and find versions quickly. You can sort by the following columns:

Sortable Columns

• Version - Sort by version number (V1, V2, V3, etc.)

• Tag - Sort by version type alphabetically

• Saved On - Sort by timestamp

Version Actions

Each version has an Actions menu providing quick access to analysis and optimization tools.

Available Actions

• Query preview - Opens pop-up showing the complete SQL query with copy option
• Analyze - Opens Query Analyzer with this query pre-loaded for performance analysis
• Optimize - Loads query in Query Optimizer for AI-powered optimization suggestions
• Simulate - Opens Query Simulator to test query with different warehouse size and Data size

Version Comparison

Compare multiple query versions side-by-side to analyze differences and track query evolution. This feature helps you understand changes between versions and evaluate optimization improvements.

How to Compare Versions

Step 1: Select Versions

• Navigate to the versions list for any query file
• Select 2 versions using the checkboxes in each row
• The "Compare versions" button becomes enabled once selections are made

Step 2: Open Comparison View

• Click the "Compare versions" button
• Navigates to the comparison page with selected versions
• Default comparison shows first two selected versions

Comparison Page Features

Version Selectors

• Version A Dropdown - Select which version to display on the left panel
• Version B Dropdown - Select which version to display on the right panel
• Easily switch between different versions for comparison

Action Buttons

For each version panel, the following actions are available:

• Copy Button - Copy the complete SQL query to clipboard for sharing or external use
• Download Button - Download the query as a SQL file for local storage or version control

Display Controls

• Dark Mode Toggle - Switch between light and dark editor themes for comfortable viewing

Side-by-Side Editors

• Two SQL editors displayed side-by-side with synchronized scrolling
• Syntax highlighting and line numbers for easy reference
• Read-only view to prevent accidental modifications