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| Scripts Browser |
The Scripts Browser functions as a navigational aid for file management. Context sensitive menus are accessible through right-click on items within it or keyboard shortcut. The Scripts Browser can be separated or undocked as an individual window as part of the Workspace and Docking Framework of Aqua Data Studio. It uses a tree to display mounted folder and file contents, allowing for rapid location of files. When mounted local files are part of a file repository in version control, the update status of files and directories appear as overlay icons in the Scripts Browser. Below is an explanation of the various elements of the Scripts Browser.
| Scripts Browser | |
| 14. | Scripts Browser Panel Bar: This handle allows you to pull the Scripts Browser from the Main Application Toolbar Menu as a separate window panel. |
| 15. | Mount (up to date with version control repository): This icon represents a mount of the local file system that is up to date with the remote version control repository |
| 16. | Mount (out of date with version control repository): This icon represents a mount of the local file system that is out of date with the remote version control repository |
| 17. | Directory (out of date with version control repository): This icon represents a directory of the local file system that is out of date with the remote version control repository |
| 18. | File (out of date with version control repository): This icon represents a file of the local file system that is out of date with the remote version control repository |
| 19. | Servers and Scripts Tab: Clicking on these tabs swaps between the Schema Browser and Scripts Browser. |
| 20. | Toggle Docking Button: This button undocks and redocks the Schema Browser. |
| 21. | Scripts Details: When the Details pane is open, it displays the contents of the currently selected Script Object. This is useful for viewing contents without having to expand the items within the Scripts Browser. |
| 22. | Scripts Path: When an item in the Scripts Browser is selected, its full path displays in the Scripts Path. |