I have a script that generates a text file containing several SQL UPDATE statements:
UPDATE TableX SET Field1 = 'New value 1' WHERE Field2='1';
UPDATE TableX SET Field1 = 'New value 2' WHERE Field2='2';
UPDATE TableX SET Field1 = 'New value 3' WHERE Field2='3';
etc.
When I paste the above block of text into an SQL Window in PL/SQL Developer, it tells me that the semicolon is an invalid character. When I remove it, it informs me that my first statement was not terminated properly.
How do I run these statements in a single execution?
I think you're using the Test window. This can only execute a single statement. The SQL Window and the Command Window are able to run multiple statements.
If you need to run this in a Test window, you can embed it in a begin..end
block to make it a PL/SQL statement block.
I also faced this error. You need to go to tools->preferences. In window types go to SQL window and select "Auto select statement". This should remove the error.
try this way;
UPDATE TableX SET Field1 = 'New value 1' WHERE Field2='1'
/
UPDATE TableX SET Field1 = 'New value 2' WHERE Field2='2'
/
UPDATE TableX SET Field1 = 'New value 3' WHERE Field2='3'
/
Hi,
you can try this.
Declare
Begin
UPDATE TableX SET Field1 = 'New value 1' WHERE Field2='1';
UPDATE TableX SET Field1 = 'New value 2' WHERE Field2='2';
UPDATE TableX SET Field1 = 'New value 3' WHERE Field2='3';
End;
in sql developer to execute multiple queries you need to create anonymous block.
hope this make your work easy.
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