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I just started using Amazon Athena and I can make simple SELECT statements, but it's clearly not T-SQL. What database is Athena based on, at least for the SQL query portion?
Athena supports ANSI SQL, as does almost every other SQL database.
T-SQL is Microsoft’s extension to ANSI SQL that provides some programming capabilities - similar to PL/SQL in Oracle.
As T-SQL is proprietary to MS, it’s not surprising that an AWS product doesn’t support it.
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Is there explanation and step by step example on how to set JDBC/ODBC with some comercial or open source tool (e.g. datagrip, sql-workbench or some other sql-console), and query Ignite cache with regular SQL query?
p.s. Looking for external client example, not a java code to query it.
Check this: https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/sql-tooling
It uses DBeaver as an example, but the same can be applied to other tools as well.
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Is there an official SQL standard? I.e. I want to understand what type of expression is supported by SQL language and how this expression evaluated by server? What documents are using for implementation SQL based databases?
There is an official SQL standard from the ISO/ANSI committee.
Some information can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sql
However the specification itself is not freely available. You might find some drafts of older specs in the internet if you search for it.
A nice explanation of the (yet a bit old) ANSI 99 standard is here: https://mariadb.com/kb/en/sql-99-complete-really/
Here is a compilation of at least the BNF syntax for various versions of the standard
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I am creating some demo application for Webdev server for this Java WebDAV Server by ithit.com
They provide me with a SQL query in Oracle 10g datatype format and there are number of queries.
Is there any way to convert this query to format runnable on SQL Server 2005? So that I can use SQL Server.
Refer to this, this may help you.
http://www.swissql.com/products/sql-translator/sql-converter.html
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I am looking for a free tool that will allow me to specify a SELECT statement on a table and then generate the result set as a series of INSERT statements to transfer to another database. I have the SQL Publishing Wizard, but that only allows me to generate statements for the entire table, and I can't specify a WHERE clause to filter the data it publishes. So far the only tool I have seen is made by Red Gate, which my employer only gives to DBA's. Are there any free tools out there that will let me do the same thing, without having to go and bug a DBA everytime I need to update some data in a database?
SSMS Tools Pack has a good collection of features, including generating insert statements. Works on MS SQL 2005 and beyond.
I've used this one in the past, I don't think its been updated recently:
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/code/generate_inserts.txt
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Does anybody know about good SQL parser with sources, written in Delphi? I need in parsing SQL commands (with all new features of Firebird 2.5) into object structure.
Read this article for Delphi SQL Parser, it uses IB as database but should not be very different between it and FB.
And there's an open source project called SQL Parser for Delphi but hasn't updated since 2005, but it may give you start up point.
2 other native Delphi SQL parsers:
Zeoslib seems to have an sql parser to parse Interbase, MySQL, Oracle, Postgres, SqLite and Sybase.
General SQL Parser (commercial)