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SQL Server 2014 Creating Views in Databases
Tutorials Videos for Beginner by
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Highlights
  • Creating a view
  • Importing and Exporting Data

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Creating a view
  • Creating views in SQL Server databases can be
    done two ways
  • Using Management studio
  • Transact-SQL
  • Creating a view using management studio is as
    follows
  • In Object Explorer, expand the database where you
    want to create your new view.
  • Right-click the Views folder, then click New
    View.
  • In the Add Table dialog box, select the element
    or elements.

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Creating a view
  • Click Add, then click Close.
  • In the Diagram Pane, select the columns or other
    elements to include in the new view.
  • In the Criteria Pane, select additional sort or
    filter criteria for the columns.
  • On the File menu, click Save view name.
  • In the Choose Name dialog box, enter a name for
    the new view and click OK.
  • If followed these steps correctly, your view
    would have been created.

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Creating a view
  • Creating database view using Transact-SQL is
    follow as
  • In Object Explorer, connect to an instance of
    Database Engine.
  • On the Standard bar, click New Query.
  • Copy and paste the following example into the
    query window and click Execute.
  • Code USE AdventureWorks2012
  • GO
  • CREATE VIEW HumanResources.EmployeeHireDate

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Creating a view
  • SELECT p.FirstName, p.LastName, e.HireDate
  • FROM HumanResources.Employee AS e JOIN
    Person.Person AS p
  • ON e.BusinessEntityID p.BusinessEntityID
  • GO -- Query the view
  • SELECT FirstName, LastName, HireDate
  • FROM HumanResources.EmployeeHireDate
  • ORDER BY LastName

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Importing and Exporting Data
  • Importing and exporting data from SQL server
    databases can accomplished by SQL Server Import
    and Export Wizard. Exporting data done in
    following way
  • Open SQL Server Management Studio.
  • Enter the details of the server you wish to
    manage.
  • Click Connect to connect SSMS to the server.
  • Expand the Databases folder under the name of the
    server.
  • Right-click on the name of the database to select
    Export Data and Click Next.

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Importing and Exporting Data
  • 6. Select SQL Server Native Client as your data
    source.
  • Choose the name of the server that you want to
    export data from in the Server.
  • confirm the authentication data and select
    corresponding authentication options.
  • Select the name of particular database you wish
    to export data from the data base drop down box
    and Click Next to continue.
  • Choose Flat File Destination from the Destination
    dropdown box.
  • Provide a file path, name ending with .txt in
    the File name text box, and Click Next.

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Importing and Exporting Data
  • 13. Click Next to accept the Copy data from one
    or more tables or views option on the Specify
    Table Copy or Query screen and Click Next to
    continue.
  • 14. Click Next to move past the Select Source
    Tables and Views screen.
  • Click the Finish button to skip ahead to the
    verification screen
  • After reviewing the SSIS actions that will take
    place, click the Finish button.
  • When the export completes, verify that the file
    exists in your selected location.  You may open
    it using any text editor.

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Importing and Exporting Data
  • Importing data from Excel file to SQL database
    server is as follows.
  • Open SQL Server Enterprise Manager
  • Right-click on the appropriate server
  • Select Import Data
  • Run through the wizard.
  • Click Next on the first screen.
  • Choose "Microsoft Excel " as your data source.
  • Enter the path to the XLS file and click next.
  • Enter the connection details for your database
    and click next.

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