IBM Integration Bus, Version 9.0.0.8 Operating Systems: AIX, HP-Itanium, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS

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Opening an existing ESQL file

You can add to and modify ESQL code that you have created in an ESQL file.

Before you start:

To complete this task, you must have created an ESQL file, as described in Creating an ESQL file.

To open an existing ESQL file, complete the following steps.

In the Application Development view, expand the appropriate application, library, or integration project, expand the ESQLs folder, then double-click the ESQL file that you want to open. The ESQL file opens in the editor.
Edit the contents of file to make your changes. The file can contain modules that relate to specific nodes in a message flow, PATH statements, and declarations at broker schema level, such as reusable constants and procedures. You can select the content that you want to work with by selecting its name in the Outline view. The code for the selected resource is highlighted.
Save and close the ESQL file.

You can also open an ESQL file when you have a message flow open in the editor view by right-clicking an appropriate node (a Compute, Database, DatabaseInput, or Filter node), then clicking Open ESQL. In this case, the ESQL file that contains this module is opened, and the module for the selected node is highlighted in the editor view.

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Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017