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Script Runner

Script Runner is designed for executing of SQL scripts that don't require modifications. The window can be invoked from the Tools menu or with the Execute script from file link of SQL Script Editor.

 

Script Runner allows to execute .sql files as well as archived scripts directly from .zip files. In case archived files this tool unpacks zip archives to temporary files by itself for further executing.The tool neither starts any implicit transactions before executing the script nor issues COMMIT or ROLLBACK commands after the executing.

 

To execute a script with Script Runner, set the file name and the Stop execution on error option value. This option allows to view all the execution errors (OFF). The specified script will be executed immediately on the database which name is represented at the top of the window.

 

 



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