Running a Script or Command in Pervasive PSQL
Note: Depending on the script, users may or may not need to be logged out of FOS.
1. Open the Pervasive Control Center on the FOS Server.
2. Select "Execute SQL Commands" and then select the FOS Database. Click "OK."
3. Type in the command / script.
4. Select "SQL" --> "Execute All SQL statements"
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