Were you ever faced with the situation in which you had to extract and export data from a .bak file to Excel (.xls, .xlsx, or .csv format)?
Surely if you have arrived here you are facing this problem and looking for a solution. Well, you have come to the right place. In the article below we will show you how you can achieve this.
This blog article will show you how to silently install SqlBak App on your machine.
We will also explain what is a silent installation and why it could be useful for you when choosing to install SqlBak App on your database machines.
What is an SQL backup?
What is the purpose of a SQL backup?
Why should you create an SQL backup and how?
This is the continuation of our previous article, where we go over the basics of the main SQL Query to build a database and its tables. Also, we went over the SQL query that you use to get data from your database.
Now we will continue with the queries that you use to manipulate the data in the system.
So, in our previous articles, we introduced you to what is SQL, for what it is used, how it stores data in databases and tables, and how it works through commands (SQL query), and how the commands are different based on what SQL type you use.
Now that we have the overview, we are going to dive into writing our first SQL command, which in technical terms is called a query, as you might already know.
Now that we know how SQL works in a database system, it is now time to learn what sql commands (code) we need to write for specific operations.
As we said in our previous post, SQL gives you complete power over your data. But what does this mean exactly? We have many types of commands which allow you to do different operations with your data.
Now that we know how the database system works, and how data is retrieved from the database, it would be time to understand how is data stored in a database.
Inside a database, data is stored into …
What would a database be if you couldn’t read the information stored in it? One of the main pillars of any database system is the programming language that you use to extract data from the database. This is where SQL comes along. But, what is SQL?
Well, SQL stands for …
