Project Script Files
In an Oracle Database Project Version 2, script file project items represent Oracle SQL scripts. These script files follow the convention of one CREATE statement per SQL file per schema object. Any additional SQL statements beyond a single CREATE statement will be ignored. See the errors and warnings window of Visual Studio and the Visual Studio output window for notifications of this.
When source control is enabled, the Menu Options also contain applicable source control operations.
Menu Options
Menu Item | Description |
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Open |
Edits the item in the Oracle SQL editor. |
Open With |
Edits the item in the editor that the user selects. |
Run |
Runs the script using the default database reference. If there is no default database reference, then Run works the same as Run On. The results appear in the Output Pane. If there is a currently running script, then this menu item does not appear. |
Run On |
Prompts the user for a database reference, then runs the script. The results appear in the Output Pane. If there is a currently running script, then this menu item does not appear. |
Cancel |
Cancels the currently running script. If there is no script currently running, then this menu item does not appear. |
Dependencies and References |
Opens the Dependencies and References Viewer for viewing the dependencies that this object has on other database schema objects. |
Cut |
Copies selected script to the clipboard and prepares the script to be removed after a paste operation. |
Copy |
Copies the script. |
Remove |
Deletes the script file. If the script is open in an editor, then you are given the following options:
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Rename |
Renames the script file |
Properties |
Displays the properties window |
Properties
Property Name | Description |
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Name |
The file name (without path). |
File name |
The file name including the full path. |
Last Modified |
The last modified time of the file. |
See Also
Adding New Scripts|Adding Existing Scripts | Adding Automatically Generated Scripts for Schema Objects | Editing Script Files | Launching the Oracle SQL Script Editor | | Running a Script from Oracle Database Project Version 2