Found the cause! It was because I was using :engine postgresql instead of :engine postgres. On Sun, Oct 11, 2020 at 11:41 AM Jay Zawrotny wrote: > Still running into this issue often, but I tried some techniques others > have recommended to debug other issues: > > Summary: > Pressing TAB in an org-mode sql src block opens the src in a background > buffer and locks the src block > > - Behavior not reproducible when using emacs -Q > - Behavior not reproducible when running emacs in terminal with emacs -nw > > Suggests behavior is not directly associated with org-babel as originally > thought. Not sure where to look yet to continue though. Is there a way to > capture all functions called when reproducing the behavior in the GUI? > > Is anyone able to reproduce the behavior as a quick sanity check? > > On Wed, Oct 7, 2020 at 12:38 AM Jay Zawrotny > wrote: > >> Hi Org ML, >> >> I hope this is the right place. If not please let me know where I should >> surface this 😅 >> >> *Issue:* >> >> If I press TAB while the cursor is in a sql src block, it opens the code >> in a new buffer in the background. Kind of like pressing C-C C-' >> (org-edit-special) but silently. It's frustrating because it prevents me >> from editing it until I find the buffer or use org-edit-special. >> >> *Reproduction:* >> >> 1. Create an org-mode buffer >> 2. Add at least one headline >> 3. Create a sql source block (sample below) >> 4. Put the cursor on the "S" of the "SELECT" statement >> 5. Press TAB >> >> >> *Expected:* >> >> Indents using either native sql-mode or sql-indent-mode if installed. >> >> *Actual:* >> >> Highlights the SQL src, opens it in a new buffer in the background, and I >> can't edit the source. >> >> *Notes:* >> >> If I use M-x org-cycle directly this behavior also occurs. If I call >> indent-for-tab-command on the SQL sample the behavior also occurs, but I >> can nil-out the body of that function using the REPL and the behavior still >> occurs. This does not happen when using TAB in a bash src block. This does >> not happen in a sql-mode buffer which is why I currently suspect it to be >> org-babel sql specific. >> >> GIF reproducing behavior below >> >> [image: 2020-10-06 23.13.44.gif] >> >> I appreciate any help debugging this, or even links to docs to help me >> learn how to debug it. >> >> Thanks, >> J >> >