SQL Server Snap Pack examples
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| SQL Server - Bulk Load | |
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Load data from source table to target table This example pipeline demonstrates how to load data from the table bulk_test_source to the table bulk_test_target with the SQL Server Bulk Load Snap. |
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| SQL Server - Delete | |
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This example pipeline demonstrates how to delete records from table customer_one. |
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| SQL Server - Execute | |
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Retrieve customer details using a SQL query This example demonstrates how to execute a SQL query to retrieve customers with a given name from the customer1 table. |
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| SQL Server - Insert | |
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This example pipeline demonstrates how to insert data into a table. The customer1 table does not exist on the database initially. So, the Snap creates a table using the Create table if not present checkbox and inserts the data. |
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| SQL Server - Lookup | |
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Retrieve data from a table using lookup conditions This example demonstrates how the Lookup Snap retrieves data from a table called customer1. |
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| SQL Server - Merge | |
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This example pipeline demonstrates how to merge data into a specific table using the SQL Server Merge Snap. |
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| SQL Server - Update | |
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Update data in a SQL Server database This example pipeline demonstrates how to extract data, transform it, and update the SQL Server database. |
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| SQL Server - Select | |
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Fetch employee details from a table in the SQL Server database This example pipeline demonstrates how to retrieve employee details from the Employee_Demo table. |
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| SQL Server - Table List | |
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Retrieve all tables from a database schema This example demonstrates how to retrieve all the tables under schema dbo and write them to output view. |
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| SQL Server - Stored Procedure | |
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Execute a stored procedure to update employee records This example demonstrates how to execute a stored procedure that updates employee data in the EMP table. The stored procedure supports the overload feature, allowing you to provide only the parameters you want to update. |
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