Resolved: count is light gray and avg is blue - why?

Hi, I thought that SQL would show aggregate functions in light gray, and queries in blue. I understood that avg would be an aggregate function like count - why is it blue?

I attached the image below for quick reference.

Thanks!

Lucia

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Tsvetelin Tsonkov

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Posted on:

10 Mar 2023

Hi Lucia!
Thanks for reaching out.

These are settings from the Workbench, it is not something important. The keywords are usually in blue color.

Hope this helps.
Best,
Tsvetelin

Lucia Folle

Posted on:

10 Mar 2023

Thanks, this is helpful, I was wondering if there was something wrong!

Lucia

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