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LIB EDIT
Core command
LI ED
LIED
Opens a Script of the Scripts Library in the BroadSQL Editor, or offers to create it.
Syntax
LIB EDIT [<script>]
Arguments
| Argument | Required | Values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
<script> | No | A path relative to the Scripts Library root, exactly as written | A new, unsaved Script |
Examples
LIB EDIT COUNTRY.SQL;
LIB EDIT maintenance/cleanup.bsql;
LIB EDIT;
Details
The name is a path relative to the library root, exactly as LIB RUN takes it: no alias, file name search or extension guessing.
- An existing Script opens in the BroadSQL Editor window, on its tab when it is already open.
- A name that matches no Script makes the Editor offer to create it; a name without an extension gets
.bsql. - Without a name, the Editor opens on a new, unsaved Script.
No external editor is started, and opening a Script never saves anything. EDIT does the same.
Related
- EDIT
- LIB SHOW
- Scripts Library, the BroadSQL Editor
Last modified in release 5.5.0.
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