Windows Authentication for SQL Server Connection
The Talend Studio expects a SQL Server user for connection details. An extra configuration step is required using the NTLMAuth library to use Windows Authentication (Active Directory).
The Talend Studio expects a SQL Server user for connection details. An extra configuration step is required using the NTLMAuth library to use Windows Authentication (Active Directory).
In a procedure I wrote, I wanted to allow the flexibility to support various types for a flat-file. This required an IF…ELSE block. Inside the block, the data would be imported, scrubbed, and loaded into a temporary table.
I had difficulty finding any documentation for formatting the sheet name when using the OLEDB ACE engine to access an Excel file. I had originally attempted the following query: SELECT * FROM OPENROWSET(’Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0′, ‘Excel 12.0;HDR=YES;Database=C:\Report Output.xlsx’, sheet1$)SELECT * FROM OPENROWSET(‘Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0’,… Continue Reading
In this post, I hope to show how to load in a CSV (comma-separated values) flat-file with an optional double quote (“) text qualifier and a XML format file using BULK INSERT and OPENROWSET.
Recently I wrote a function for a report with a CASE block to take in a start and end date, and if the end date was NULL, to use the start date. WHERE theDate BETWEEN @dateStart AND CASE WHEN @dateEnd… Continue Reading
A query will fail when a column is aliased and then referenced in the WHERE clause. SELECT col1, col2 AS c2 FROM tbl1 WHERE c2 BETWEEN 2 AND 6SELECT col1, col2 AS c2 FROM tbl1 WHERE c2 BETWEEN 2 AND… Continue Reading
I will briefly explain the differences between temporary tables and table variables. Temporary Tables (#) CREATE TABLE #temp (col1 …)CREATE TABLE #temp (col1 …) Table Variables (@) DECLARE @temp TABLE (col1 …)DECLARE @temp TABLE (col1 …) What do the signs… Continue Reading
There may be instances where you need to prepare columns for a SELECT statement or for a SELECT … PIVOT.
This post will show an example of how to join a table against itself to return a running total.
The following query is useful when trying to select an inclusive range of records using DATETIME. For this example, we will use GETDATE() which returns the current date & time. You can modify this at any instance in the code… Continue Reading