Check SQL statement in BI

Hi all.
I've wrote some SQL statement against charcteristic Master Data table in Transfer Routine to get the result for attribute value. It seems to me my SQL statement doesn't work. Is where any transation/tool in BI to run/check SQL statements ?

hi,
you can always check the syntax after writing a routine.Also, you can put a break-point and debug to check the behavior of the code.
Can u explain in more detail, what is the Statement that is giving problem?
Regards,
Srinivas Kamireddy.

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{color:#808080}{color:#333300}Hi,
Please find answer to your question below:{color}
Venkat: Procedure executing successfully. Procedure loaded 1 to 4 records after that not loaded 5,6 and 7 records. How do we specify for record inserts 7. actually 7 th record is valid statement we should be insert this record. Please tell me how do we handle sql statements each and every one successfully or not.
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{color:#0000ff}Guna: The procedure hits an exception after 4th record, and does not process anymore as it exits out of the procedure, I believe the data is not committed as well. You need handle exceptions if the processing has to continue. Same is the belwo case as well
{color}{color:#333300}Regards,
Guna{color}

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2 from
3 (
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