Open richb-hanover opened 1 month ago
Note: The answer for #84 ("Copy with headers") solves the original problem: exporting directly to Excel is a better solution. But copying a large number of cells shouldn't take a lot of CPU, so this report still stands.
Running qStudio 3.07 on a Macbook Pro with macOS 12.7.5. I launched it with
java -jar qstudio.jar
. I ran a query that produced about 50 columns and 1,000 rows of data. It worked fine. I then hit Select All then Copy, and pasted into a spreadsheet. That worked as expected.I heard the fans running on my laptop, and saw that qstudio.jar was using over 100% of one of the cores. That persisted until I quit qStudio a minute or two later. I also noticed the "beachball" when mousing around qStudio, another symptom of high CPU. I found the lines below in the terminal.
I also attach the contents from the terminal at startup. What other diagnostic info could I provide? Many thanks.
Startup info