Bug #54248 Select Rows - Limit 1000 blows away the contents of the active query window

Description:
Right-clicking on a table and choosing "Select Rows - Limit 1000" replaces the entire contents of the active SQL editor window with the "SELECT * FROM <table>;" command.

How to repeat:
1. Open a connection to a database
2. Type something in the SQL query window
3. Right-click on a table and choose "Select Rows - Limit 1000"
4. Observe that whatever you typed in step 2 has been destroyed
5. Press ctrl-Z to undo this action and restore the original text in the window

Suggested fix:
Make "Select Rows - Limit 1000" automatically open a new query tab with the select * command.

Can you, please, double check this? Pressing Ctrl+Z restores original SQL for me on Windows XP SP3.

Yes, Ctrl+Z restores the original SQL for me as well, but I would not expect that I would have to do this. Why not simply open a new tab rather than risk destroying an unsaved one?

I agree that using separate window/tab is better, but as there is a workaround to get your SQL back, I'd say this is just a request for a new (lost :) feature.

Duplicate of bug #54362