Note:
Please note that the Query dialog is replaced by the SQL dialog. Actually the SQL dialog replaces both the query dialog where select statements could be run and the PL/SQL dialog where PL/SQL and DDL/DML commands could be executed. In the SQL dialog you will find all the features of the old dialogs.

This dialog is used to submit one or more select statements and other supported commands to the database. When multiple statements are sent (you may mix the select statements and SQL*Plus statements) the statements are required to be delimited by a semi-colon (;) symbol.

Dialog Items:

• "Take SQL from" optiongroup
• "Type your SQL here" textarea
• "Prompt to specify options" list
• "Count Rows" checkbox
• "Range containing the SQL" textbox
• Reset button
• SQL file textbox
• New button
• Edit button
• Browse button

See also:

• Submit Multiple Select Statements
• Execute non SQL commands
• Explicit Column Formatting
• Rerun a query
• Dialogs
• Techniques
• Menu Items
• SQL*XL Home