5 Using SQL Scripts
Use SQL scripts to create, edit, view, run, and delete script files.
- About SQL Scripts
A SQL script is a set of SQL commands saved as a file in SQL Scripts. - Accessing SQL Scripts
Learn how to access SQL Scripts. - About the SQL Scripts Page
The SQL Scripts page displays an interactive report of all SQL scripts created by the current user. - About the Tasks List
A Tasks list displays on the right side of the SQL Scripts page. - Creating a SQL Script
Learn about different ways of creating a SQL script. - Using the Script Editor
You use the Script Editor to add content to a new script, to edit existing scripts, and to run and delete scripts in the script repository. - Creating an Application from a Script
Launch the Create Application Wizard loaded with pages based on the tables used by the script. - Deleting a SQL Script
You can delete scripts from the Script Repository by deleting selected scripts from the SQL Scripts page, or deleting the current script in the Script Editor. - Copying a SQL Script
You can copy a script in the Script Repository by saving it with a new name. - Executing a SQL Script
You can execute scripts stored in the Script Repository. You can submit a script for execution either from the Script Editor or from the SQL Scripts page. - Viewing SQL Script Results
You use the Manage Script Results page to view and delete script results. - Exporting and Importing SQL Scripts
You can transfer scripts from your current Script Repository to a Script Repository in a different workspace by using the Export and Import tasks. - Viewing Script and Result Quotas
You can view the script limits in the current workspace on the Script Quotas page.