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SQL Script editor


SQL Script Editor allows you to edit and execute SQL scripts for modifying compared databases.

 

How to open SQL Script Editor

  • Use btnSQLScriptEditor_all Open all scripts in SQL Script Editor in the DB Tree popup menu or on the toolbar.
  • Double-click the modification script in the list or select the corresponding item of the context menu.
  • Use Edit --> New SQL Editor from the main menu.

 

How to work with the script

The Database combo-box allows you to switch source/target databases/schemas where the script is to be executed.

Use btnSave Save to file button to save the current script.

Use btnOpenFile Load from file button to load the script from *.sql file.

Press the btnExecuteScript Execute toolbar button (or F9) to execute the script.

 

For your convenience the syntax highlight, code completion and a number of other features are implemented. If necessary, you can enable/disable or customize most of SQL Script Editor features using the Editor Options dialog.

 

You can set the delay for code completion within the Quick code section or manually activate the completion list using the Ctrl+Space shortcut.

 

 

SQL Script Editor

 

The context menu of SQL Script Editor area contains most of the standard text-processing functions (Cut, Copy, Paste, Select All) and specific functions for working with the script:

  • the Quick Code submenu allows you to select a character, to toggle comments, to change case of currently selected text and to manage indents;
  • saving and loading options;
  • numerical bookmarks to make navigation within the script easier. Use the Toggle Bookmarks context menu item to select a number to label the current code line. If you want to jump to a bookmark, select the Goto Bookmarks context menu item and pick one of the existing bookmarks within the submenu;
  • the Go to Line Number item allows you to jump to the specified line;
  • you can drop marker (F2), collect marker (ESC) or swap markers (last dropped marker will be moved to the current cursor position, and the cursor will be set to the initial marker position);
  • implementation of the Find Text and the Replace Text dialogs contributes to more efficient work with the SQL code.

 

The Log area displays errors and messages on script execution. You can toggle displaying of btnErrors errors and btnWarnings warnings with the corresponding buttons.

 

SQL Script Editor - Logs