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SQL Server Advanced Data Types: JSON XML
http://projanco.com/Library/SQL%20Server%20Advanced%20Data%20Types.%20JSON
20 oct. 2016 Growing influence on server side coding (Node.js) ... Example JSON document ... Full query capabilities using JSON Path XQuery and SQL.
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TIBCO Flogo® Enterprise Activities Triggers
https://docs.tibco.com/pub/flogo/2.13.0/doc/pdf/TIB_flogo_2.13.0_activities_triggers_and_connections_guide.pdf?id=2
Complex Queries on JSON content using SQL/JSON. 11. Relational access to JSON content In the example above the JSON represents a Purchase Order object.
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The SQL++ example queries that you are about to read are written in N1QL and have run successfully on Couchbase Server and (with minor syntactic variations)
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EEA Discodata
30 records See the Discodata JSON for more information. ... various WISE SOE database queries in the SQL query examples to get an idea on how the SQL works.
3 mars 2011 Chapter 49: JSON in Sql Server. 146. Syntax. 146. Parameters. 146. Remarks. 146. Examples. 146. Format Query Results as JSON with FOR JSON.
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SQL Server to Aurora MySQL Migration Playbook: Microsoft SQL Server Unused CTE query definition. ... For more information see JSON and XML (p. 165).
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Microsoft SQL Server
#sql-server
Table of Contents
About1
Chapter 1: Getting started with Microsoft SQL Server2
Remarks2
Versions2
Examples2
INSERT / SELECT / UPDATE / DELETE: the basics of Data Manipulation Language2
Joins4
Table Aliases5
Unions5
Table Variables6
PRINT7
SELECT all rows and columns from a table7
Select rows that match a condition8
UPDATE Specific Row8
UPDATE All Rows8
Comments in code8
Retrieve Basic Server Information9
Using Transactions to change data safely10
DELETE All Rows11
TRUNCATE TABLE11
Create new table and insert records from old table12
Getting Table Row Count12
Chapter 2: Advanced options14
Examples14
Enable and show advanced options14
Enable backup compression default14
Set default fill factor percent14
Set system recovery interval14
Enable cmd permission14
Set max server memory size14
Set number of checkpoint tasks15
Chapter 3: Aggregate Functions16
Introduction16
Syntax16
Examples16
SUM()16
AVG()16
MAX()17
MIN()17
COUNT()18
COUNT(Column_Name) with GROUP BY Column_Name18
Chapter 4: Alias Names in Sql Server20
Introduction20
Examples20
Using AS20
Using =20
Giving alias after Derived table name20
Without using AS21
Chapter 5: Analyzing a Query22
Examples22
Scan vs Seek22
Chapter 6: Backup and Restore Database23
Syntax23
Parameters23
Examples23
Basic Backup to disk with no options23
Basic Restore from disk with no options23
RESTORE Database with REPLACE23
Chapter 7: Basic DDL Operations in MS SQL Server25
Examples25
Getting started25
Create Database25
Create Table25
Create View26
Create Procedure26
Chapter 8: bcp (bulk copy program) Utility28
Introduction28
Examples28
Example to Import Data without a Format File(using Native Format )28
Chapter 9: BULK Import29
Examples29
BULK INSERT with options29
BULK INSERT29
Reading entire content of file using OPENROWSET(BULK)29 Read file using OPENROWSET(BULK) and format file29
Read json file using OPENROWSET(BULK)30
Chapter 10: CASE Statement31
Remarks31
Examples31
Simple CASE statement31
Searched CASE statement31
Chapter 11: CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE32
Examples32
Table with CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE index32
Adding clustered columnstore index on existing table32
Rebuild CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE index32
Chapter 12: COALESCE34
Syntax34
Examples34
Using COALESCE to Build Comma-Delimited String34
Coalesce basic Example34
Getting the first not null from a list of column values35
Chapter 13: Common Language Runtime Integration36
Examples36
Enable CLR on database36
Adding .dll that contains Sql CLR modules36
Create CLR Function in SQL Server36
Create CLR User-defined type in SQL Server37
Create CLR procedure in SQL Server37
Chapter 14: Common Table Expressions38
Syntax38
Remarks38
Examples38
Employee Hierarchy38
Table Setup38
Common Table Expression38
Output:39
Find nth highest salary using CTE39
Delete duplicate rows using CTE40
Generate a table of dates using CTE41
Recursive CTE41
CTE with multiple AS statements42
Chapter 15: Computed Columns44
Examples44
A column is computed from an expression44
Simple example we normally use in log tables44
Chapter 16: Converting data types46
Examples46
TRY PARSE46
TRY CONVERT46
TRY CAST47
Cast47
Convert48
Chapter 17: CREATE VIEW49
Examples49
CREATE VIEW49
CREATE VIEW With Encryption49
CREATE VIEW With INNER JOIN49
CREATE Indexed VIEW50
Grouped VIEWs51
UNION-ed VIEWs51
Chapter 18: cross apply52
Examples52
Join table rows with dynamically generated rows from a cell52
Join table rows with JSON array stored in cell52
Filter rows by array values52
Chapter 19: Cursors54
Syntax54
Microsoft SQL Server
#sql-server
Table of Contents
About1
Chapter 1: Getting started with Microsoft SQL Server2
Remarks2
Versions2
Examples2
INSERT / SELECT / UPDATE / DELETE: the basics of Data Manipulation Language2
Joins4
Table Aliases5
Unions5
Table Variables6
PRINT7
SELECT all rows and columns from a table7
Select rows that match a condition8
UPDATE Specific Row8
UPDATE All Rows8
Comments in code8
Retrieve Basic Server Information9
Using Transactions to change data safely10
DELETE All Rows11
TRUNCATE TABLE11
Create new table and insert records from old table12
Getting Table Row Count12
Chapter 2: Advanced options14
Examples14
Enable and show advanced options14
Enable backup compression default14
Set default fill factor percent14
Set system recovery interval14
Enable cmd permission14
Set max server memory size14
Set number of checkpoint tasks15
Chapter 3: Aggregate Functions16
Introduction16
Syntax16
Examples16
SUM()16
AVG()16
MAX()17
MIN()17
COUNT()18
COUNT(Column_Name) with GROUP BY Column_Name18
Chapter 4: Alias Names in Sql Server20
Introduction20
Examples20
Using AS20
Using =20
Giving alias after Derived table name20
Without using AS21
Chapter 5: Analyzing a Query22
Examples22
Scan vs Seek22
Chapter 6: Backup and Restore Database23
Syntax23
Parameters23
Examples23
Basic Backup to disk with no options23
Basic Restore from disk with no options23
RESTORE Database with REPLACE23
Chapter 7: Basic DDL Operations in MS SQL Server25
Examples25
Getting started25
Create Database25
Create Table25
Create View26
Create Procedure26
Chapter 8: bcp (bulk copy program) Utility28
Introduction28
Examples28
Example to Import Data without a Format File(using Native Format )28
Chapter 9: BULK Import29
Examples29
BULK INSERT with options29
BULK INSERT29
Reading entire content of file using OPENROWSET(BULK)29 Read file using OPENROWSET(BULK) and format file29
Read json file using OPENROWSET(BULK)30
Chapter 10: CASE Statement31
Remarks31
Examples31
Simple CASE statement31
Searched CASE statement31
Chapter 11: CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE32
Examples32
Table with CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE index32
Adding clustered columnstore index on existing table32
Rebuild CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE index32
Chapter 12: COALESCE34
Syntax34
Examples34
Using COALESCE to Build Comma-Delimited String34
Coalesce basic Example34
Getting the first not null from a list of column values35
Chapter 13: Common Language Runtime Integration36
Examples36
Enable CLR on database36
Adding .dll that contains Sql CLR modules36
Create CLR Function in SQL Server36
Create CLR User-defined type in SQL Server37
Create CLR procedure in SQL Server37
Chapter 14: Common Table Expressions38
Syntax38
Remarks38
Examples38
Employee Hierarchy38
Table Setup38
Common Table Expression38
Output:39
Find nth highest salary using CTE39
Delete duplicate rows using CTE40
Generate a table of dates using CTE41
Recursive CTE41
CTE with multiple AS statements42
Chapter 15: Computed Columns44
Examples44
A column is computed from an expression44
Simple example we normally use in log tables44
Chapter 16: Converting data types46
Examples46
TRY PARSE46
TRY CONVERT46
TRY CAST47
Cast47
Convert48
Chapter 17: CREATE VIEW49
Examples49
CREATE VIEW49
CREATE VIEW With Encryption49
CREATE VIEW With INNER JOIN49
CREATE Indexed VIEW50
Grouped VIEWs51
UNION-ed VIEWs51
Chapter 18: cross apply52
Examples52
Join table rows with dynamically generated rows from a cell52
Join table rows with JSON array stored in cell52
Filter rows by array values52
Chapter 19: Cursors54
Syntax54