Directories Options
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The Debug tab of the Options Editor lets you configure default directories when performing certain operations. You can set the default directories for:
- Wizard operations
- Report generation
- Schema extraction
- HTML templates for customizing reports
- Note: For information on opening the Options Editor, see Specifying Application Preferences and Feature Options.
The table below describes the options and functionality on the Directories tab. The %APPDATA%, %MYDOCS%, and %PROGFILES% placeholders represent the location of the Application Data, My Documents, and Program Files folders relevant to your operating system :
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
|
Wizard Definitions |
Specifies the name and location of the default directory for saving wizard operations. This option applies to wizard operations in which you have the option to save the definition file, such as data unload/load or schema migration operations. |
%APPDATA%\IDERA\RapidSQL\DefFiles |
|
HTML Reports |
Specifies the name and location of the default directory for the output from generated HTML reports. For information on generating reports, see Report. |
%APPDATA%\IDERA\RapidSQL\Report |
|
Schema Extraction |
Specifies the name and location of the default directory for placing the output from schema extraction operations. |
%MYDOCS%\IDERA\RapidSQL\Extract |
|
HTML Template |
Specifies the name and location of the default directory where the HTML template on which to base HTML reports can be found. This feature lets you customize your HTML reports. |
%PROGFILES%\IDERA\RSQL<version identifier>\HtmlTpl |
|
User SQL Scripts |
Specifies the name and location of the default directory for SQL Scripts. |
%MYDOCS%\IDERA\RapidSQL\UserSQLScripts |
|
Job Config Files |
Specifies the location of any ETSQLX job configuration files you have set on your local machine. For more information, see ETSQLX Command Line Utility. |
%MYDOCS%\IDERA\RapidSQL\Directories\ETSQLXJobCfg |
|
#include Files |
Specifies the name and location of the directory searched for files specified by a #include directive in the ISQL editor, Procedure Object Editor, or Package Body Object Editor if there are no paths specified on the Datasource Properties tab of the Datasource Registration Editor. For more information, see Registering Datasources. For more information on compiler directives, see SQL Preprocessing: #define and #include. |
%MYDOCS%\IDERA\RapidSQL\Directories\IncludeFiles |