Viewing SQL Results

Use the SQL Results view to see the results of an executed SQL query or procedural object.

  1. Execute your SQL query or procedural object.

    The SQL Results view opens automatically.

  2. Examine the execution results in the SQL Results view.

    These results include the status of the query or object, the text of the query, the date and time, and error or informational messages.

    Note: If a result set contains more than the default number of result tabs, as specified in the SQL Results View preferences, the result tabs beyond the default number will not be displayed in the SQL Results view. To view more result tabs in SQL Results view, increase the limit in the SQL Results View preferences page. To view all results, export all results to a file, and view the results from an external tool.
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Related concepts
Run Overview
SQL Results View
SQL Results History
Related tasks
Creating a Launch Configuration for Procedural Objects
Running a Stored Procedure
Running a Trigger
Running a SQL Anywhere or Sybase IQ User-Defined Function
Running a SQL Anywhere or Sybase IQ Event
Executing a SQL File
Removing Results from SQL Results View
Grouping SQL Results
Terminating Execution of Procedural Objects and SQL Statements
Filtering SQL Results History
Saving a SQL Result History
Related reference
SQL Results View Options
Export Format Options
History Options
SQL Results View Toolbar
SQL Results View Tabs
SQL Results History Fields
SQL Results History Save Options

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