


Run Script executes all statements in the worksheet editor using the Script Runner. A dialog box is displayed for entering variable values. The SQL statements can include bind variables and substitution variables of type VARCHAR2 (although in most cases, VARCHAR2 is automatically converted internally to NUMBER if necessary). Run Statement executes the selected statements or the statement at the mouse pointer in the worksheet editor. Additionally, the saved worksheets will only be displayed in the browser that was used at the time of creating the worksheet. Therefore, if you do sensitive work on a computer in a public network, remember to clear the browser cache before you leave. Worksheet enables you to create a worksheet, open or delete an existing worksheet, and save a worksheet.

The SQL Worksheet toolbar contains icons for the following operations: When you hover over it, you see a pop-up displaying possible fixes for resolving the error.ĭescription of the illustration error_wrksheet.png
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Also, you can select multiple options in the list using Ctrl+Click.ĭescription of the illustration autocomplete_wrksheet.pngĪn error in the code is signified by a red dot or squiggle line. This list is based on the code context at the insertion point. If you press Ctrl+Space, the worksheet provides you with a list of possible completions at the insertion point that you can use to autocomplete code that you are editing. SQL keywords are automaticallyįor SQL*Plus and SQLcl statements supported in the worksheet, see Supported SQL*Plus and SQLcl Commands. Terminated with a slash (/) on a new line. Semicolon or (on a new line) a slash (/), and each PL/SQL statement must be Statements, each non-PL/SQL statement must be terminated with either a Inserting data, selecting data or deleting data from a table. You can use SQL and PL/SQL statements to specify actions such as creating a table, The SQL worksheet editor enables you to enter the SQL statements that
