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@run createDB.sql; -- Execute the content in the
-- createDB.sql file without loading into the SQL editor.
-- The location of this file is the same as the working
-- directory for DbVisualizer.
@cd /home/mupp; -- Request to change directory to /home/mupp
@cd myscripts; -- Request to change directory relative to current, i.e. to /home/mupp/myscripts
@run loadBackup.sql; -- Execute the content in the loadBackup.sql
-- file relative to current directory. This file will now be read from the
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You can also include DbVisualizer variables as parameters to the @run command, with values to be used for the corresponding variables in the script:
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Another alternative for execution of large scripts is to use the DbVisualizer command line interface instead of the GUI application. This option is the most efficient and fastest.
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