You can change any or all of the values within existing rows
in database tables, provided that you have UPDATE permission on
the columns being modified. In addition table editing must not be
disabled.
- Execute a query in Interactive SQL.
- On the Results tab, click the value you want to
change.
- Right-click the value and choose Edit Row, or
press F2 to edit the result set.
A blinking cursor appears in the table cell containing the
value.
- Enter the new value. If you want to change other
values in the row, press Tab or Shift+Tab to move to the
other values.
- Press Enter to update the database once you are
done editing values in the row.
You can press the Esc key to cancel the change that was made
to the selected value.
- Execute a COMMIT statement to make your changes
to the table permanent.