Referenced Tables View

The Referenced Table view lists all the tables or views that are referenced by the procedural object that you are debugging. When you debug a procedural object and execution is suspended, the Referenced Tables view opens automatically in Database Debug perspective. From the Referenced Tables view, you can view, sort, and filter data in tables and views referenced in the procedural object, and open the Table Data editor to edit table data.

In one panel, the Referenced Tables view displays a tree of referenced tables and referenced views for the specified procedural object. In another panel, the Referenced Tables view displays table or view data by row.

The Referenced Tables view supports:


Note: Referenced Tables view does not show SQL Anywhere and Sybase IQ local and global temporary tables.
Table 1. Referenced Tables view actions
Task Allowed for tables Allowed for views
View table data Yes Yes
Enter a select statement to filter or sort the data displayed Yes Yes
Refresh the table from the database Yes Yes
Open the Table Data editor Yes -
Insert, update, or delete data rows displayed in the Referenced Tables view, using the Table Data editor Yes -
Set data cell to Null in Table Data editor Yes -
Revert changes in Table Data editor Yes -
Commit Table Data editor changes to the database Yes -
Related concepts
SQL Results View
Breakpoints View
SQL File Editor Outline View
Execution Plan View
Variables View
Related tasks
Debugging a Table in Referenced Tables View
Opening a Table in Referenced Tables View
Viewing Referenced Table Data
Calling an RPC Table from the Referenced Tables View
Editing Table Data from the Referenced Tables View
Filtering Table Data from the Referenced Tables View
Setting Display Options for Referenced Tables View
Viewing Text and Image Data in a Referenced Table
Related reference
Database Debug Views
SQL Anywhere Trigger Rows View
Navigation Keys for Tables and Grids

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