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Example 3: Figure 5.41 shows anINSERT statement created with a sub select.
Figure 5.41 – Using the SQL Builder to create an INSERT with sub select statement
5.7 Summary
In this chapter we described some basic tasks that can help you develop SQL scripts more
efficiently, with features such as syntax highlighting, SQL formatting, content assist,
semantic validation, statement parsing, and validation. SQL script development is
simplified when you can run SQL scripts with multiple database vendors and navigate the
SQL results from a single view.
5.8 Review questions
1. Which are the two available types of data projects for creating SQL scripts in the Data
Project Explorer?
2. List and describe the DB2 application process settings that you can configure when
creating a data development project.
3. The Data Project Explorer is part of which Data Studio perspective?
A. Database Development perspective
B. Data perspective
C. Database Debug perspective
D. Resource
E. None of the above