Re: [Squirrel-sql-users] Problem using squirrel with DB2

[David R. <da...@da...>]

No, you're absolutely right.  I could very easily just whip up a quick 
shell script (program?  I don't need to write a stinking program!  :-) 
that would do this.

Good suggestion.  Sometimes I get so focused on trying to fix the 
problem at hand, I overlook an easy workaround.

Thanks,

DR

David Cook wrote:
> I'm just an (innocent) bystander, so forgive my
> 'wildass' guessing.  And, I also don't have ANY real
> knowledge about the context of your question as
> it relates to Squirrel.
> 
> Having said that, I'm just trying to imagine that (probably)
> you already HAVE (HAD) a file full of SQL cmds (from somewhere)
> that already have line-feeds/new-lines/carriage-returns or whatever
> separating
> each line, right?
> 
> If so, does it make sense that you could just write a small program/script
> to REMOVE any/all such line-feeds/new-lines/car-returns from that
> file.  Then bring up that file in an editor, COPY the body (a whole bunch of
> SQL cmds)
> into the 'clipboard', and then PASTE them all into the appropriate
> input field (i.e. into Squirrel)?
> 
> Sorry if I'm way off base, guessing.
> 
> Cheers...
> 
> 	Dave