Lists the SQL statements that have been executed. A checkmark indicates that the statement ran successfully. An X indicates that the statement failed to complete.
Displays the SQL of the selected SQL statement. If any statements failed to complete, modify the text then click Test SQL to see if the errors are fixed. Note that Test SQL can only be used to determine if there are syntax errors in the SQL statement; it cannot be used to create or drop the object that the statement impacted. To fix the error in the alter process, click Apply to correct the SQL statement, then click Rerun.
Sometimes, an SQL statement cannot be tested individually. For example, if a table has a view defined on it, it cannot be dropped. Instead, you must edit the statement and click Apply to save your change, then click on Rerun to test all the SQL statements in the sequence in which they are displayed.
Displays a message to indicate whether or not the SQL statement is processed successfully.
Performs a test run of the selected statement.
Updates the SQL statement you have selected in the above list with the SQL statement that is currently in the SQL text area.
Backs out of all changes.
Backs out of any changes, then executes the SQL statements in the sequence in which they are displayed.
Closes this notebook or window.