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Script structure
Every
script in SQL Size requires a Main procedure. It as defined
as such:
Each
line needs to be terminated with a semi-colon (;), except
for a begin block. Functions and procedures need to be
defined before they can be called. The following script is invalid
because Foo is called before it is defined.
The
script needs to be rewritten to define Foo before it is called
i.e.
This
basically means that the Main procedure is usually the last
procedure in the script, if it calls other procedures and
functions.
Every procedure and function must contain a begin..end
block. Variables are defined using the var keyword, and is
defined before the begin block. You can define variables for
the basic data types, and also for the
classes supported by the script
engine.
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