
When you press this button, the SQL code in  the SQL editing window will 
be executed by SQL Server.  Any results  from the run of this code will be 
displayed in the Results area below.  

Note that when a query returns many lines of result, wisql shows you  the 
'lines-so-far' count in the message area and the Execute button turns into a 
Cancel button.  This is so you can interrupt runaway queries that return 
hundreds or thousands of lines of results.  

SQL lines beginning with a pound sign ('#') are treated as comments.   
(Yes, we know this is not the standard Tsql comment style, but don't you 
like it better?).

For experienced SQL users:  'go' is not required.  

Lastly, there is a fast-key binding for Execute.  Shift-Return or Control-Return 
in the SQL editing window are equivalent to Execute.

