Online Documentation for SQL Manager for InterBase/Firebird
Execute Script
Abort script on error
If this option is checked, script execution is aborted if an error occurs.
Note: Errors of CONNECT and CREATE DATABASE statements abort script execution anyway.
Show statements explorer
With this option checked, Execute Script Editor parses the loaded script to enable fast navigation in the Script Explorer tree.
Show message when done
Displays a message box on finishing script execution.
Execute selected text separately
Check this option to allow execution of the selected statement separately.
Don't clear error list on selected text execution
If this option is checked, the error list is not cleared upon execution of the selected statement.
Skip unknown statements
Skips unknown statements on script execution.
Disable all code features in Execute Script
Disables syntax highlighting and code folding to speed up processing of script.
Database options
Register databases if needed
If the option is enabled, the Database Registration Info dialog will be displayed automatically after successful CREATE DATABASE or CONNECT script execution.
Note: Unregistered databases mentioned in the CONNECT and CREATE DATABASE statements will be prompted for registration.
Connect automatically to just created database
Enable this option to automatically connect to just created database in DB Explorer.
Transaction options
Rollback current transaction on abort
This option evokes automatic rollback of the current transaction when script execution is aborted (due to an error or if interrupted by user).
Start transaction automatically if needed
Enable this option to automatically start transaction on execution.
Toggle AutoDDL off by default
Toggles the default mode (on/off) for automatic committing of each statement.
Script finalization
Commit all active transactions automatically
All transactions are committed automatically after the script has been executed.
Ask user to select required action
The user is prompted to commit or abort transaction after the script has been executed.
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