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A project represents a complete software solution. To create software solutions, you will be developing AquaScripts that address your business needs. The AquaScripts tab provides you the ability to create, edit and execute your AquaScripts.
The AquaScripts tab lists all AquaScripts in the current project that you have access to.
Folders are provided so that you can organize your AquaScripts as you choose. Folders work similar to the way they function in your Operating System (OS). You can create, rename and delete folders and move AquaScripts into and out of folders. Similar to the OS, if you delete a folder, all content inside the folder gets deleted as well.
The Import AquaScript button allows you to upload an AquaScript into your current project. If an AquaScript already exists in your project with the same name and in the same folder, you will be given a choice to overwrite the existing AquaScript or cancel the operation. You may import only a single AquaScript at a time. If you would like to upload several AquaScripts, consider using Import Project Package.
You can create , edit , move and delete AquaScripts, similar to the way you would manage files in your OS. You can also view the contents of an AquaScript by clicking on its name. This will launch the AquaScript editor and give you the option of executing the script. If certain actions are not available, then you do not have the necessary project permissions.
The AquaScript Editor provides an easy interface to view and navigate your AquaScript code, make minor code modifications and enable limited script debugging. We do not recommend using the editor for complex AquaScript development or debugging. Instead, you should use Aqua Data Studio to develop and debug your AquaScripts and use Deploy to move your project to Aqua Data Server.
AquaScript Editor provides three panes: “AquaScript” editor for entering and editing AquaScript code, the "Results" pane which shows output created from the aqua.response.write API (this is also what is shown in the project's workspace) and the “Console Output” pane which shows messages that are sent to the console - typically output of aqua.console API methods. Console output messages are not displayed in the project's workspace. Console output is a useful tool for script debugging without showing the debugging messages in the user accessible Workspace. Also, if you create a Scheduled Job, each time the job executes the console messages printed from the AquaScript are saved as part of the job's execution history record.
The AquaScript Editor dialog allows viewing and editing the AquaScript.
The Execute button executes the AquaScript displayed in the editor area.
The Delete button opens the "Delete AquaScript" confirmation dialog for deleting the currently viewed AquaScript.
If the AquaScript editor is opened in view-only mode, clicking the Edit button opens the editor area for editing the AquaScript.
During edting it is possible to "Save and Continue" so that the current edits are saved and the script can continue to be edited. The "Save" button will save the AquaScript and take the user back to the previous screen.
The Results pane renders HTML content and displays any output sent to aqua.response.write API including HTML tables, charts and images.
The Console Output pane displays any output sent to aqua.console API.