Apple Version dbisql, where is the shortcut F9?

Apple Version dbisqlg, where is the menu shortcut F9? It's annoying to have to select the menu to execute SQL that is highlighted.

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asked 28 May '13, 07:51

Bob Piskac
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edited 28 May '13, 09:00

Mark Culp
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What version of SQL Anywhere are you using?

(28 May '13, 09:00) Mark Culp

12.0.1.3873

(28 May '13, 09:17) Bob Piskac

Sorry my Apple version is 12.01.3901.

(28 May '13, 09:19) Bob Piskac

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OS X has predefined functions assigned to the function keys (F1..F12). In general, applications cannot use these keys for application-specific functionality.

That said, we can assign a different shortcut key to the menu (e.g. Ctrl+some letter). Would that make things easier for you?

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answered 28 May '13, 09:52

Chris Irie
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Why does F5 work just fine?

(28 May '13, 09:56) Bob Piskac

If you are going to force me to write a sample application with xCode that uses the F9 key, I will.

(28 May '13, 10:21) Bob Piskac

Or better yet, I will write a java application.

(28 May '13, 10:55) Bob Piskac

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