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SAP B1_Windows Server 2022 with SQL Server 2019 Standard Edition

Jun 28, 2024
Table of Contents Overview New and updated articles SQL Server Guides Always On Availability Groups Troubleshooting and Monitoring Guide Index Architecture and Design Memory Management Architecture Reading pages Writing pages Pages and Extents Architecture Post-migration Validation and Optimization Performance Query Processing Architecture Thread and Task Architecture Transaction Log Architecture and Management Guide Transaction Locking and Row Versioning Guide Backup and restore Blob Collations Configuration Manager Cursors Data collection Data compression Data tier applications Database mail Databases Develop Clients CLR integration Extended stored procedures programming Extended stored procedures referenceExpress Localdb error messages Express Localdb instance APIs Native client Server management objects (SMO) SQLXML WMI Provider (Windows Management Instrumentation) WMI provider configuration WMI provider configuration classes WMI provider server events Errors and events Event classes Extended events Graphs Hierarchical Data Import and export In-memory OLTP Indexes JSON Linked servers Maintenance plans Manage Database Lifecycle Management Administer Multiple Servers Using Central Management Servers Joins Partitions Policy-based management PolyBase Replication Resource Governor Scripting Search SecuritySequence numbers Service Broker Showplan Operators Spatial SQL Trace Statistics Stored procedures Subqueries Synonyms System catalog views System compatibility views System dynamic management views System functions System information schema views System stored procedures System tables System views Tables Track changes Triggers User-defined functions Views xml Tutorials Getting Started with the Database Engine Lesson 1: Connecting to the Database Engine Lesson 2: Connecting from Another Computer SQL Server Backup and Restore to Azure Blob Storage Service Signing Stored Procedures with a Certificate Ownership Chains and Context Switching Using the Microsoft Azure Blob storage service with SQL Server 2016 databases Lesson 1: Create a stored access policy and a shared access signature on an Azure containerLesson 2: Create a SQL Server credential using a shared access signature Lesson 3: Database backup to URL Lesson 4: Restore database to virtual machine from URL Lesson 5: Backup database using file-snapshot backup Lesson 6: Generate activity and backup log using file-snapshot backup Lesson 7: Restore a database to a point in time Lesson 8. Restore as new database from log backup Lesson 9: Manage backup sets and file-snapshot backupsGuidance for using Microsoft SQL relational databases 5/3/2018 • 1 min to read • Edit Online THIS TOPIC APPLIES TO: SQL Server Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Data Warehouse Parallel Data Warehouse This section contains the features and tasks associated with Microsoft SQL relational databases, database objects, data types, and the mechanisms used to work with or manage data. This information is common to most versions of the SQL Server Database Engine. Individual topics may indicate that some features are limited to some platforms. For information on a specific platform, see the following links: On-premises SQL Server and SQL Server Configuration SQL Server on Linux Documentation Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Data Warehouse Parallel Data WarehouseNew and Recently Updated: Relational Databases docs 5/1/2018 • 15 min to read • Edit Online Nearly every day Microsoft updates some of its existing articles on its Docs.Microsoft.com documentation website. This article displays excerpts from recently updated articles. Links to new articles might also be listed. This article is generated by a program that is rerun periodically. Occasionally an excerpt can appear with imperfect formatting, or as markdown from the source article. Images are never displayed here. Recent updates are reported for the following date range and subject: Date range of updates: 2018-02-03 -to- 2018-04-28 Subject area: Relational Databases. New Articles Created Recently The following links jump to new articles that have been added recently. 1. Joins (SQL Server) 2. Subqueries (SQL Server) 3. Set up replication distribution database in Always On availability group 4. SQL Data Discovery and Classification 5. Transaction Locking and Row Versioning Guide 6. sys.dm_os_job_object (Azure SQL Database) 7. Filestream and FileTable system stored procedures (Transact-SQL) Updated Articles with Excerpts This section displays the excerpts of updates gathered from articles that have recently experienced a large update. The excerpts displayed here appear separated from their proper semantic context. Also, sometimes an excerpt is separated from important markdown syntax that surrounds it in the actual article. Therefore these excerpts are for general guidance only. The excerpts only enable you to know whether your interests warrant taking the time to click and visit the actual article. For these and other reasons, do not copy code from these excerpts, and do not take as exact truth any text excerpt. Instead, visit the actual article. Compact List of Articles Updated Recently This compact list provides links to all the updated articles that are listed in the Excerpts section. 1. Use a Format File to Skip a Table Column (SQL Server) 2. JSON data in SQL Server 3. Query Processing Architecture Guide4. Tutorial: Prepare SQL Server For Replication - Publisher, Distributor, Subscriber 5. Tutorial: Configure Replication between Two Fully Connected Servers (Transactional) 6. Tutorial: Configure Replication between a Server and Mobile Clients (Merge) 7. Query with Full-Text Search 8. Transparent Data Encryption with Bring Your Own Key support for Azure SQL Database and Data Warehouse 9. PowerShell and CLI: Enable Transparent Data Encryption using your own key from Azure Key Vault 10. About Change Data Capture (SQL Server) 1 . Use a Format File to Skip a Table Column (SQL Server) Updated: 2018-04-13 (Next) Using OPENROWSET(BULK...) To use an XML format file to skip a table column by using OPENROWSET(BULK...) , you have to provide an explicit list of columns in the select list and also in the target table, as follows: INSERT ... SELECT FROM OPENROWSET(BULK...) The following example uses the OPENROWSET bulk rowset provider and the myTestSkipCol2.xml format file. The example bulk imports the myTestSkipCol2.dat data file into the myTestSkipCol table. The statement contains an explicit list of columns in the select list and also in the target table, as required. In SSMS, run the following code. Update the file system paths for the location of the sample files on your computer. USE WideWorldImporters; GO INSERT INTO myTestSkipCol (Col1,Col3) SELECT Col1,Col3 FROM OPENROWSET(BULK ''C:\myTestSkipCol2.Dat'', FORMATFILE=''C:\myTestSkipCol2.Xml'' ) as t1 ; GO 2 . JSON data in SQL Server Updated: 2018-04-13 (Previous | Next) JSON documents may have sub-elements and hierarchical data that cannot be directly mapped into the standard relational columns. In this case, you can flatten JSON hierarchy by joining parent entity with sub-arrays. In the following example, the second object in the array has sub-array representing person skills. Every sub-object can be parsed using additional OPENJSON function call:DECLARE @json NVARCHAR(MAX) SET @json = N''[ {

SAP B1_Windows Server 2022 with SQL Server 2019 Standard Edition

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