Viewing pending SQL changes – PB Docs 2017

Viewing pending SQL changes

As you create or alter a table definition, you can view the
pending SQL syntax changes that will be made when you save the table
definition.

To view pending SQL syntax changes

  • Right-click the table definition in the Columns view and
    select Pending Syntax from the pop-up menu.

    PowerBuilder displays the pending changes to the table
    definition in SQL syntax:

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    The SQL statements execute only when you save the table
    definition or reset the view and then tell PowerBuilder to save
    changes.

Copying, saving, and printing pending SQL
changes

When you are viewing pending SQL changes, you can:

  • Copy pending changes to the clipboard

  • Save pending changes to a file

  • Print pending changes

To copy, save, or print only part of the SQL syntax

Select the part of the SQL syntax you want before you copy,
save, or print.

To copy the SQL syntax to the clipboard

  • In the Pending Syntax view, click the Copy button or select
    Select All and then Copy from the pop-up menu.

To save SQL syntax for execution at a later time

  1. In the Pending Syntax view, Select File>Save As.

    The Save Syntax to File dialog box displays.

  2. Navigate to the folder where you want to save SQL, name the
    file, and then click the Save button.

    At a later time, you can import the SQL file into the
    Database painter and execute it.

To print pending table changes

  • While viewing the pending SQL syntax, click the Print button
    or select Print from the File menu.

To display columns in the Columns view

  • Select Object>Pending Syntax from the menu bar.


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