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Introduction The script command was introduced with SQLcl 4.2. It is based on JSR 223, the Java Scripting API, and makes it possible to run JavaScript from SQLcl. This adds client-side control flow, file access, better control of host commands and access to Java classes and JavaScript libraries. JDK 8 was the […] The post The Return of SQLcl’s SCRIPT Command appeared first on Philipp Salvisberg's…
Introduction A parser for the APEXlang grammar enables the development of tools beyond the scope of the APEXlang compiler included in SQLcl, SQL Developer for VS Code, and ORDS. These tools can perform static code analysis, convert code, generate documentation, and visualise different aspects of an APEX application. A linter, for example, […] The post Detecting Security Vulnerabilities With the…
Introduction The APEXlang API Reference documentation went live a few days ago. You can also download the APEXlang EBNF grammar. In this post, Kris Rice explains the value of having an EBNF. Since the APEXlang grammar is available as EBNF, it can be used to generate syntax diagrams. These diagrams (also known […] The post Syntax Diagrams for APEXlang appeared first on Philipp Salvisberg's Blog .