by Aman Raiyyani | Mar 14, 2023 | SQL Server
To read data from a Snowflake database into SQL Server, you can use the following methods: Use the SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) to create a package that transfers data from Snowflake to SQL Server. Use the Snowflake Data Provider for SQL Server to create a...
by Aman Raiyyani | Mar 14, 2023 | SQL Server
There are several ways to prevent sysadmins from reading data from specific databases in SQL Server, but one common approach is to use database roles and permissions. Create a new role: Create a new role, such as “db_restricted_reader” with SELECT...
by Aman Raiyyani | Mar 14, 2023 | SQL Server
There are several ways to import a JSON file into a SQL Server table, including using built-in functions, using third-party tools, or writing a custom script. Here is an example of how to import a JSON file into a SQL Server table using the built-in OPENJSON function:...
by Aman Raiyyani | Mar 13, 2023 | SQL Server
There are a few ways to hide a stored procedure in a stored procedure in SQL Server, but one common approach is to use dynamic SQL. Dynamic SQL allows you to generate and execute T-SQL statements at runtime, which can be used to hide the underlying stored procedure....
by Aman Raiyyani | Mar 13, 2023 | SQL Server
There are several ways to export SQL Server data into a JSON file, including using built-in functions, using third-party tools, or writing a custom script. Here is an example of how to export SQL Server data into a JSON file using the built-in FOR JSON function:...