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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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I know that its possible to generate DDL scripts with JetBrains DataGrip, but is there any way to generate a DDL script for other db systems. In my case i must migrate my PostgresSql db to a MsSQL.
It is not possible with DataGrip.
The only workaround you can use is to copy the table to other data source of another vendor via pressing F5 on a table. It will show you the dialog where DDL preview is available. This DDL is the DDL for your "new" data source with appropriate type conversions.
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I need to develop an inventory system(Windows application).
This INV System will be installed on the HQ(always online) and on different sites(locations) which works off line and goes online only once to transfer the data to the server on HQ.
Which database(free)(huge data) can be used is my first question.
Secondly, how to update daily changes made on local database to database on server.
You can use Microsoft SQL Server Express for this. For transfer of data you can either run scripts in SQL or create packages in SSIS that will pull data from sites. These package can be a scheduled jobs or can be run manually.
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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'm looking for some freeware Query Builder.
Query Builder in Aqua Data Studio allows you to visually build queries:
select the column you want returned
generates joins for you(you just select by which columns you want to join it)
Good question! I thought there were many DB tools that fit your description, but when I checked a commonly-sourced Wikipedia article (see comment below), I found that most free/open source DB management software does not have a visual query builder feature! (I build my queries from scratch, so this is not a feature I particularly need.)
The freeware version of Toad for Data Analysts is a good bet. You can download and use it for 120 days. After that time, you need to reinstall on your PC. You might need to check to see if you will get write-access to non-Oracle databases, but I do know you can at least get read access to most non-Oracle DBs.
You might also like SQL Developer, which has a more robust community of users than that of the Freeware Toad for Data Analysts. That will only give you read-only access to certain non-Oracle databases.
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For example DbVisualizer can be used to connect to a DB and create nice diagram out of existing tables and their relations. But in this specific case I do not have a live database but I have bunch of create table and alter statements.
Is there any tool to generate similar diagrams out of SQL DDL?
I found the MySQL tool MySQL Workbench to do a great job. There is a Mac OS X version. More information can be found at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/index-gui.html.
SQLFairy will generate graphics from plain SQL DDL files:
http://sqlfairy.sourceforge.net/
Visual Paradigm for UML can do this.
I believe that Embarcadero's ERStudio can import a SQL script into a diagram, but it's a pricey tool to use just for something like this. You could always just create an empty database and run the scripts then point to that.