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Although i don't use SQL Developer there should be a button or a menu option to <b><i>&quot;Execute Query&quot;</i></b> ...<br />
<b>EDIT</b> I have seen this <a href="http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2012/06/running-multiple-queries-in-oracle-sql-developer/" rel="ugc">tutorial </a>which states there is a &quot;run script&quot; and a &quot;run statement&quot;
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Although i don't use SQL Developer there should be a button or a menu option to "Execute Query" ...
EDIT I have seen this tutorial [http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2012/06/running-multiple-queries-in-oracle-sql-developer/]which states there is a "run script" and a "run statement"

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1. Copy queries from Word doc to a .sql text file<br />
2. Execute .sql file within Sql developer like<br />
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@file1.sql
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1. Copy queries from Word doc to a .sql text file
2. Execute .sql file within Sql developer like

@file1.sql

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Hi,<br />
I have the SQL developer open. I have a separate database also created.<br />
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In word, I have written CREATE TABLE statements for 5 different tables. Now, I need to execute them and the populate them with data using INSERT statement. How do i execute these CREATE TABLE statements that i have in word doc in SQL developer ?<br />
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I am very new to oracle sql and it is my 3rd day after installing it. Please consider me as an amateur and help me out :)
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Hi,
I have the SQL developer open. I have a separate database also created.

In word, I have written CREATE TABLE statements for 5 different tables. Now, I need to execute them and the populate them with data using INSERT statement. How do i execute these CREATE TABLE statements that i have in word doc in SQL developer ?

I am very new to oracle sql and it is my 3rd day after installing it. Please consider me as an amateur and help me out :)

Executing Create Table statements in Oracle SQL (Very Basic question but need help)

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