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In detail, each script is displayed as a row in the report. Each line has a check box for selecting a script to be deleted, an edit icon for loading the script into the script editor, a script name, the owner of the script, the date and time when the script was last updated, and the number of bytes The number of times the script was executed to link to the results, and the icon used to run the script. Export allows you to export multiple scripts from the current SQL script repository and import them into SQL scripts in different workspaces. The script that you choose to export is written to a single export script that is written to the local file system. By default, the export script is named workspace_name_script.sql. See "Exporting and Importing SQL Scripts".

Let's take a look at bit coin block chain as an example. Bitcoin uses the scripting system to execute transactions that occur in the Bitcoin block chain. The script is a simple list of instructions. Therefore, using Bitcoin's scripting language, you can write scripts for each transaction record. The purpose of this script is to define the requirements that the recipient needs to satisfy to access the bit coin being sent. But the neat thing is that there is some flexibility in the parameters that can be sent each time you trade. For example, you can write a script "This transaction is valid only when there are two secret keys". Essentially, in this scripting language, it is not necessary to believe that a particular third party follows a set of rules that we are interested in, and the rule of remittance method, more generally the rule of converting information You can code. We just trust the code, and everything is okay