RUN executes the stored command and copies it into the command history.
Examples
run itemlist
run miller.report_1
run product-catalog 'Ia' 'Iz' 3 86
Comments
1. A user can execute all of his own commands and all commands of other users for which he has the call privilege. In the second case, the command name must be prefixed with the owner's name.
2. If actual parameter values are specified after the command name, QUERY replaces the character string &i (1<=i<=16) in the command text by the i-th actual parameter, before executing the command.
3. The actual parameters can be specified as character strings with or without single quotes. The first blank or comma delimits the value. Decimal numbers, date, and time must be noted according to SQL conventions.
4. QUERY requires all formal parameters in the command text to be provided with actual parameters; otherwise, the command will not be executed. On the other hand, actual parameters which are not needed will be ignored without any comment.
5. If the parameters are to be entered using a form, no actual parameters must be specified after RUN.
6. After executing the SQL statement contained in the stored command, the current database transaction is implicitly terminated.