What do you access to modify your SQL statement within the Program Command shape?

The SQL Editor is the correct choice for modifying your SQL statement within the Program Command shape. The SQL Editor provides a dedicated environment where you can easily write, edit, and test your SQL queries. It offers features that enhance the user experience, such as syntax highlighting, auto-completion, and error checking, which are essential for creating efficient SQL statements.

Using the SQL Editor, you can directly modify the SQL code you want to execute, ensuring that any changes are implemented effectively. This functionality is crucial for developing integrations that rely on database operations, allowing developers to craft queries that suit their specific needs without needing to navigate outside of the Boomi platform.

While SQL Variables may store information for use within your SQL statements and Command Properties may contain settings for the command itself, they do not provide a direct means for editing the SQL code. Stored Procedures, on the other hand, refer to predefined SQL scripts stored in the database, which are executed rather than modified in the context of the Program Command shape.