Can I ask follow-up questions in the same conversation with iDBQuery?
Yes — iDBQuery keeps the context of your conversation, so you can drill in with follow-ups like "now break that down by region" or "just the last 90 days" without restating everything. Each follow-up builds on the previous answer, and every result still shows its SQL and cites the source rows.
Real analysis is iterative — one answer prompts the next question — and iDBQuery is built as a conversation rather than a series of disconnected one-shots.
- It remembers the thread. After "total revenue last quarter", you can say "break it down by product", then "only the top five", then "compare to the quarter before", and iDBQuery carries the context forward.
- Natural refinement. You steer with short phrases — change the time frame, add a filter, switch to a chart — instead of composing a full new query each time.
- Still fully cited. Every step, including follow-ups, shows the SQL it ran and cites figures to source rows, so drilling deeper never sacrifices traceability.
This is what makes iDBQuery feel like working with an analyst who's keeping up, and it's central to investigating a number: you follow the thread until you understand it. When you want to start fresh, you begin a new conversation. And when a thread produces something worth keeping, you can pin it to a dashboard or turn it into a shareable report so the line of reasoning isn't lost.
Updated 2026-06-22