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35 `@http://scripthost/scriptlibrary/script.sql`. | 35 `@http://scripthost/scriptlibrary/script.sql`. |
36 | 36 |
37 History | 37 History |
38 ======= | 38 ======= |
39 | 39 |
40 If used on a *nix machine with ``readline`` installed, then ``bash``-like access | 40 If used on a \*nix machine with ``readline`` installed, then ``bash``-like access |
41 to the command history is available. | 41 to the command history is available. |
42 | 42 |
43 The up- and down-arrow keys allow you to scroll through the lines entered so far | 43 The up- and down-arrow keys allow you to scroll through the lines entered so far |
44 in your sqlpython session. | 44 in your sqlpython session. |
45 | 45 |
280 Wild SQL is a nonstandard SQL feature that must be enabled with `set wildsql on`. When it is | 280 Wild SQL is a nonstandard SQL feature that must be enabled with `set wildsql on`. When it is |
281 enabled, column names in a SELECT statement do not need to be explicitly typed; they can be | 281 enabled, column names in a SELECT statement do not need to be explicitly typed; they can be |
282 specified with special Wild SQL symbols: wildcards (`*`, `%`, `_`); column numbers (`#{N}`); | 282 specified with special Wild SQL symbols: wildcards (`*`, `%`, `_`); column numbers (`#{N}`); |
283 and NOT-style exclusion (`!`). The symbols can even be combined. | 283 and NOT-style exclusion (`!`). The symbols can even be combined. |
284 | 284 |
285 TODO: column number Wild SQL is not working as of sqlpython 1.7.0 | |
286 | |
285 :: | 287 :: |
286 | 288 |
287 jrrt@orcl> cat party | 289 jrrt@orcl> cat party |
288 | 290 |
289 NAME STR INT WIS DEX CON CHA | 291 NAME STR INT WIS DEX CON CHA |
456 scan Interpret & as indicating substitution variables True | 458 scan Interpret & as indicating substitution variables True |
457 serveroutput Print DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE results True | 459 serveroutput Print DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE results True |
458 sql_echo Print text of "behind-the-scenes" queries False | 460 sql_echo Print text of "behind-the-scenes" queries False |
459 timeout In seconds 30 | 461 timeout In seconds 30 |
460 timing Print time for each command to execute False | 462 timing Print time for each command to execute False |
461 wildsql Accept *, %, #, and ! in column names False | 463 wildsql Accept \*, %, #, and ! in column names False |
462 ===================== =================================================== =============== | 464 ===================== =================================================== =============== |
463 | 465 |
464 The user can change these with the `set {paramname} {new-value}` statement. | 466 The user can change these with the `set {paramname} {new-value}` statement. |
465 The True/False parameters accept new values permissively, recognizing "True", "False", | 467 The True/False parameters accept new values permissively, recognizing "True", "False", |
466 "T", "F", "yes", "no", "on", "off", etc. | 468 "T", "F", "yes", "no", "on", "off", etc. |