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Thanks for responding! I am curious about splitting your log into per day files. How would you go about finding a specific SQL query that you used last month, b

Thanks for responding! I am curious about splitting your log into per day files. How would you go about finding a specific SQL query that you used last month, but don't remember the exact day? Is there a way in Obsidian to combine all days into a single view? Or would you search for files with SQL queries (e.g., notes with both "select" and "from")?

mcluck 4y ago
I use a one-file-per-day system in VS Code and I do that by doing global search with file filtering. So I might search for FROM table_name and only match in files like dailies/2022-09-*
personalidea 4y ago
Obsidian works with what is called a vault, i.e. a project folder. You can then search for text across all the notes in a vault. No need to remember the date. In addition to that, you can work with hash tags inside the notes and then filter files based on tags, e.g. #sql-query or so.