
PeriRDB User’s Guide
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Debugging the SQL Command in PeriSQL
If PeriSQL cannot successfully execute the SELECT command, it provides an error
message to indicate a logic or syntax error.
A parse error indicates a syntax error in the SELECT statement. PeriSQL indicates the
location of the syntax error. For example:
A“no data” message indicates that the query did not retrieve any data. The query
successfully executed, but no data matched the query. For example:
Reported Issues
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PeriSQL does not support Oracle reference cursors.
Using Stored Procedures, Functions, and Triggers
You can use PeriSQL to display templates of Procedures, Functions, and Triggers
defined for each user (see Displaying Predefined Procedures, Functions, and
Triggers on page 29). You can also use PeriSQL to write Procedure and Function
declarations to an SQL application (see Implementing Procedures and Functions on
page 31).
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