TOraScript.Statements Property

Contains the list of statements obtained from the SQL property.

Class

TOraScript

Syntax

property Statements: TOraStatements;

Remarks

Contains the list of statements that are obtained from the SQL property. Access the Statements property to view SQL statement, set parameters or execute the specified statement. Statements is a zero-based array of statement records. Index specifies the array element to access.

For example, consider the following script:

CREATE TABLE A (FIELD1 INTEGER);
INSERT INTO A VALUES(1);
INSERT INTO A VALUES(2);
INSERT INTO A VALUES(3);
CREATE TABLE B (FIELD1 INTEGER);
INSERT INTO B VALUES(1);
INSERT INTO B VALUES(2);
INSERT INTO B VALUES(3);

Note: The list of statements is created and filled when the value of the Statements property is requested for the first time. That's why the first access to the Statements property can take a long time.

Example

You can use the Statements property as presented below:

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
   i: integer;
begin
   with Script do
   begin
      for i := 0 to Statements.Count - 1 do
         if Copy(Statements[i].SQL, 1, 6) <> 'CREATE' then
            Statements[i].Execute;
   end;
end; 

See Also

• TOraStatements