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The section relates to the running of:
In the Run SQL window, you can run a block of SQL code written in these languages. This may include Select / Update statements as well as conditional logic
Example (Oracle):
DECLARE maxsal NUMBER;
BEGIN
SELECT MAX(SALARY) into maxsal FROM HR.EMPLOYEES;
IF (maxsal > 0) THEN
UPDATE HR.EMPLOYEES SET SALARY = maxsal WHERE JOB_TITLE = 'DBA';
END IF;
END;
However, in order to do run these, you must:
The first of these options is needed if your code includes a semicolon. By default AQT will interpret a semicolon as a statement delimiter. You do not want this to happen when running a block of code.
The second option is only required when running Oracle PL/SQL which includes variables (such as :CUSTCODE). In the normal way of running, the Oracle ODBC Driver will see the :CUSTCODE and think it is a substitutional parameter; this will result in AQT prompting for it. By setting SQLExecDirect, AQT will process the SQL in a slightly different way that prevents this problem from happening.
