CSV Query
Preview CSV as a table and run a small SQL subset: SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, LIMIT. Querying is in-memory in this tab.
Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
About this tool
Run a small SQL subset on CSV in memory: SELECT, WHERE col = value, ORDER BY, LIMIT. Results render as a text table.
How to use: paste CSV, edit the query, copy the table. Joins, functions, and GROUP BY are out of scope.
Example: SELECT name FROM csv WHERE role = admin ORDER BY name. Related: CSV to SQL to emit INSERTs.
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