SQL Editor

The SQL editor control also provides right-click menu options to load the script from a file or to save the script to a file.

The Connect to Database dialog box closes, and your Transact-SQL Editor is available with a connection to your Northwind database.

The SQL editor is provided to edit the trigger text and, for ease of use, it is pre-filled with a skeleton SQL to create a trigger.

If this is the case then here is a list of free or open source SQL editor tools for you to begin running SQL queries against your DB.

You are provided with an SQL Editor window, where in you can type or paste down the SQL statement and execute it.

Open - opens the definition of that object in the T-SQL editor.

In the T-SQL Editor, delete the SELECT statement that you added in a previous step.

Function SQL body section: The SQL body section provides the SQL editor control to enter the SQL body for the function.

The SQL editor control that provides syntax colorization and intellisense is provided to enter these scripts.

The Transact-SQL Editor appears, and the Connect to Database dialog box appears on top of the editor.

Use the SQL Editor to edit existing stored procedures, functions, triggers, and SQL scripts.

Intellisense in the editor as well as in the SQL editor controls hosted in our wizards and dialogs.

Open an SQL editor or builder from the database vendor, and try to correct the SQL.

The 'view' view provides the SQL editor control to enter the SQL statement defining the view.

Right click in the blank area of the SQL Editor window where you want to insert the new SQL.

It provides the SQL editor control to enter the SQL body for the stored procedure.

In Figure 65, notice that there are two SQL statements typed in the SQL Editor window, separated by a semicolon.

Open from Server Explorer with local and remote connections and from the SQL Editor.

Visit the Creating Informix procedures from the SQL editor feature.

On the Data menu, point to T-SQL Editor, and click Execute SQL to execute your script again.

Contains topics that help you analyze and run your scripts and queries in the T-SQL editor.

There is also a SQL editor control that contains intellisense capabilities to edit the check constraint expression.

The default command for the SQL editor is autocommit off.

On the Data menu, point to T-SQL Editor, and click New Query Connection.

Executes the current selection in the SQL editor.

Right click in the SQL Editor window where you want to add new SQL text.

You can also start the SQL editor with option -a to automatically commit all SQL statements.

Open - opens the file in the Transact-SQL (T-SQL) editor.

Provides an overview of how to create, analyze, and execute scripts and queries in the T-SQL editor.

Runs the current selection in the SQL editor.

You can save in the SQL Editor by clicking Save query to file.

While using the SQL Editor, you cannot modify the object type.

Contains topics that describe the most important editing tasks that you can perform by using the T-SQL editor.

The option of column filtration based on SQL conditions that can be entered using the SQL editor control.

Double-clicking a. Sql file within the project will cause the SQL Editor to open the selected script.

Before running or debugging a stored procedure, you must first save the changes you have made in the SQL editor.

If the synchronization status is "same as db" , alter the table using the DB2cmd SQL editor. For example.

Editing Database Scripts and Objects with the Transact-SQL Editor

To open a Transact-SQL editor session

Script Analysis and Execution in the Transact-SQL Editor

Provides column filtration based on SQL conditions that you can enter using the SQL editor control

Start solidDB SQL editor and connect to the solidDB database using the following command

Run DB2 LUW administration commands and utilities from the SQL Editor

Add the following T-SQL statements in the T-SQL Editor