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Executing a SQL File
You can execute a SQL file from the SQL File Editor or from
WorkSpace Navigator.
Prerequisites
Make sure the database server is running and you are connected to it through a connection profile.
Execute the SQL
file using one of the following methods.
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From SQL File Editor
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In the WorkSpace Navigator project folder, double-click to open the SQL file in SQL File Editor.
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Right-click in the editor, and select
Execute All.
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From WorkSpace Navigator
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Select one or more SQL files.
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Right-click the
files and choose
Execute SQL File.
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If you selected multiple SQL files, click OK in the Select Profiles for the File dialog.
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From the toolbar
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Click the
Choose One or More SQL Files to Execute
button on the Database
Development perspective toolbar.
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On your file system, navigate to your workspace and project.
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Select the SQL
files you want to execute from the file system, and click
Open.
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Select the Database Server Type, Connection Profile Name, and Database Name.
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(Optional) If you
did not create a connection profile for this database type, click
Create.
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Click
OK.
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The SQL file executes, and results appear in the SQL Results view.
SQL Results view
displays the result sets, database server messages,
execution status (success or failure) and operation details.
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