All about AnyDAC SQL Script execution utility.
AnyDAC Executor is the major SQL script console execution tool, supporting many SQL scripting dialects. The ADExecutor supports:
AnyDAC itself uses ADExecutor to build demo databases. Users can use ADExecutor as a ready-to-use tool to deploy database objects.
Run Executor utility with -? argument. It outputs the following reference text:
AnyDAC Executor v 3.0.1 (Build 1337) (c)opyright DA-SOFT Technologies 2004-2013 (http://www.anydac.net) Use: ADExecutor [-d <name>] [-n <file name>] [-u <user>] [-w <pwd>] [-l] [-e] [-i] [-s] [-p <path>] [-t <path>] [{<scripts>}] [-a {<arguments>}] -d - connection definition name -n - connection definitions file name -u - user name -w - password -l - login prompt -p - path to SQL script files -t - path to data files -e - stop script execution only after a "drop non-existing object" error -i - stop script execution after first error -s - do not show messages during SQL script execution (silent) -a - a list of script arguments -? or -h - show help Notes: 1. If scripts are not specified, ADExecutor will read standard input. Examples: 1. ADExecutor -d Oracle_Demo -i -p x:\MyScripts s1.sql s2.sql Executes the s1.sql and s2.sql scripts from directory x:\MyScripts, using the Oracle_Demo connection definition, does not stop on errors. 2. echo drop table mytab | ADExecutor -d MySQL_Demo Executes the command captured from standard input.
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