Another option, enter your query in the query window and click the Execute button. Once you have written a query, you may save it by clicking on Save Query. When you execute a query, you will see your query in the History section. If there is an error, you will see a brief description of the error on the bottom left of your screen. If you want to see more pages of your history, click on the numbers located above the Clear History button. You may also clear the entire history, or save it to a file. The results of your query will be displayed the Answer Set section. You can sort the answer set by clicking on the underlined column name of the screen. If you want to run the query again, you can click on Select and your query will appear in the Query section. Then click Execute. If you would like to add a brief notation about the query, click on Edit next to the query, and add your comments. 5. When you have finished Teradata SQL Assistant/Web Edition, please click on the Disconnect button on the top of the screen. You may use your browser to go back to the Teradata University Network home page. That is all for our quick tour of the SQL Assistant Web. In conclusion, we hope that we have given you a brief insight into some of the capabilities of Teradata SQL Assistant/Web Edition, and that you will be motivated to learn more of its capabilities. The SQL Assistant help file (located in the upper right hand corner of the SQL Assistant screen), and the User Manual (located on the Teradata University Network home page under the Teradata SQL Assistant/Web Edition executable) will give you a detailed description of the product.
Another option, enter your query in the query window and click the Execute button. Once you have written a query, you may save it by clicking on Save Query. When you execute a query, you will see your query in the History section. If there is an error, you will see a brief description of the error on the bottom left of your screen. If you want to see more pages of your history, click on the numbers located above the Clear History button. You may also clear the entire history, or save it to a file. The results of your query will be displayed the Answer Set section. You can sort the answer set by clicking on the underlined column name of the screen. If you want to run the query again, you can click on Select and your query will appear in the Query section. Then click Execute. If you would like to add a brief notation about the query, click on Edit next to the query, and add your comments. 5. When you have finished Teradata SQL Assistant/Web Edition, please click on the Disconnect button on the top of the screen. You may use your browser to go back to the Teradata University Network home page. That is all for our quick tour of the SQL Assistant Web. In conclusion, we hope that we have given you a brief insight into some of the capabilities of Teradata SQL Assistant/Web Edition, and that you will be motivated to learn more of its capabilities. The SQL Assistant help file (located in the upper right hand corner of the SQL Assistant screen), and the User Manual (located on the Teradata University Network home page under the Teradata SQL Assistant/Web Edition executable) will give you a detailed description of the product.