
PeriRDB User’s Guide
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PeriSQL Display
PeriSQL runs in its own window. The display changes dynamically, displaying and
labeling scrolling lists based on your selections. The following items appear in every
PeriSQL window (Inquiry window):
Standard PeriSQL window items
Peri logo
Clicking the Periphonics logo in the heading of the PeriSQL
Inquiry window, displays an "About" window containing PeriSQL
copyright and version information.
Write to PeriPro
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1. Write to PeriPro is only enabled if you access PeriSQL from PeriProducer.
Copies the current SQL command statement to the selected
SQL block.
PeriSQL can write the SQL command to any open SQL block
window that has SELECT as its DML type. For additional
information, see Using PeriSQL With the SQL Block on page 36.
Objects Signals PeriSQL to display any predefined Procedures,
Functions or Triggers when you select a user/database. For
additional information, see Using Stored Procedures, Functions,
and Triggers on page 28.
Users
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/Databases
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2.Oracle
3.Sybase
Displays information about the RDBMS server user
accounts/databases that have been defined.
When you click a user account/database name, PeriSQL
displays the names of all tables owned by that user/account. See
PeriSQL User Accounts on page 21.
Fetched (#) Records Displays the record(s) retrieved from a successful query. # is the
number of records that satisfied the query.
An entry in the scrolling list corresponds to a column from the
SQL SELECT list, for the currently displayed record.
Rec The current record number.
PeriSQL displays only one record at a time. Use this field to
display a specific record from the returned record set.
SQL Displays the SQL command.
Construct SQL Creates the SQL SELECT command based on the selected
columns and tables, and displays it in the SQL scrolling list box.
Execute SQL Executes the current SQL SELECT command. Select Execute
SQL to perform the query on the database.
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