How do I run a script in Oracle SQL Developer?
- How do I open a script in SQL Developer?
- How do I run a SQL script from the command line?
- How do I run a DDL script in Oracle SQL Developer?
- How do I run a script in PL SQL?
How do I open a script in SQL Developer?
I found that I can press SHIFT+F4 for a view in SQL Developer and get the script of the view in Details Tab.
How do I run a SQL script from the command line?
Run the script file1Open a command prompt window.2In the Command Prompt window, type: sqlcmd -S myServer\instanceName -i C:\myScript.sql.3Press ENTER.
How do I run a DDL script in Oracle SQL Developer?
Perform the following steps:1 Open Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler.2 Select File > Import > DDL File.3 You can add multiple DDL files to be imported at the same time. ... 4 Select hr_cre. ... 5 Click OK.6 Select Oracle Database 11g and click OK.7 The Compare Model window appears. ... 8
How do I run a script in PL SQL?
Text Editor1Type your code in a text editor, like Notepad, Notepad+, or EditPlus, etc.2Save the file with the . sql extension in the home directory.3Launch the SQL*Plus command prompt from the directory where you created your PL/SQL file.4Type @file_name at the SQL*Plus command prompt to execute your program.
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