Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- About This Content
- 1 Get Started with ttIsql
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2
Use ttIsql
- About Using ttIsql in Interactive or Batch Mode
- Help Commands
- View and Set Attributes
- Use, Declare, Set Variables and Parameters
- Run SQL Statements
- Display Database Structures
- List Database Objects by Object Type
- View and Change Query Optimizer Plans
- Create and Run PL/SQL Blocks Within ttIsql
- Manage ODBC Functions
- 'editline' Feature for Linux and UNIX Only
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3
ttIsql Command Reference
- accept
- allfunctions
- allindexes
- allpackages
- allprocedures
- allsequences
- allsynonyms
- alltables
- allviews
- builtins
- bye
- cachegroups
- cachesqlget
- cd
- clearhistory
- clienttimeout
- close
- cmdcache
- commit
- commitdurable
- compare
- connect
- createandloadfromoraquery
- define
- describe
- dssize
- e:
- edit
- exec
- execandfetch
- explain
- fetchall
- fetchnext
- fetchone
- free
- grid
- help
- history
- host
- if-then-else
- monitor
- remark
- retryconnect
- rpad
- run
- savehistory
- setjoinorder
- setuseindex
- setvariable
- showjoinorder
- sleep
- sqlcolumns
- sqlgetinfo
- sqlstatistics
- sqltables
- statsclear
- statsestimate
- statsupdate
- tablesize
- use
- variable
- version
- waitfor
- waitforresult
- whenever sqlerror
- xlabookmarkdelete