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Defining JDBC Jobs
Adding a JDBC SQL Job
6.
Click the 
JDBC Job
 tab.
7.
Select the 
SQL 
job type from the 
Type
 list.
8.
If you did not select a database in the 
Connection
 
Definition
 dialog, you must select one from the 
Database
 
drop-down menu.
If you did select a database in the 
Connection Definition 
dialog, it appears here on the 
JDBC Job
 tab as read-only 
in the 
Database
 field.
9.
In the 
SQL
 tab field, type in one or more SQL statements with multiple statements separated by semicolons to 
execute here.
To include parameters that are replaced at runtime, use unique parameter names of your choice preceded by a 
colon, such as 
:id.
10.
In the 
Output format
 drop-down menu, select how the query results are formatted. 
XML 
– Writes the query results in XML format.
Align Columns
 – Displays the values in the most readable format.
CSV Format 
– Separates values with commas.
Raw
 – Separates values with a user-defined character.
11.
In the 
Delimiter
 field, specify the custom character to use for delimiting the column data from the query results if 
Raw 
or
 CSV Format 
is selected for 
Output Format
.
12.
Select the 
Include Headers
 option to write out the column headers of the results as well.
13.
Select the 
Include Warning
 option to include notices and warnings generated during SQL execution in the output. 
14.
If you are using parameters to be replaced at runtime, click the 
Parameters
 subtab.