Nice video. Enjoyed watching this video. Please keep publishing some more videos. Thanks for educating the community and appreciate your efforts and volunteer-ship in . Thanks a bunch
1. .sql is a just an extension for the sql script (it can be stored procedures/function/tables etc) 2. You can have a stored proc querying multiple db's in the same server using [DbName].[schemaname].[tablename] or other servers using linked servers 3. Yes (i think upto 32 levels) 4. Java has inbuilt classes that allow you to connect to databases by opening a connection and allows you to execute stored procedure or standard queries and return results as datasets etc.
Great video! .. thanks for sharing :) I do have some questions - 1. Do all stored procs have a .sql extension? 2. Are stored procs at the database level or at the schema level? - thats like asking - can the same stored proc query multiple databases? 3. Can we have nested stored procs? - where sp1 calls sp2 4. What is the method to invoke a stored procedure from a Java-based application lets say? Thanks a million!
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Thanks for the video..It was very helpful and clear.You are the perfect teacher for SQL.
You are INTELLIGENT and more importantly VERY HELPFUL.
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Very nice demo on Sql ,it is well explanatory .Thanks
Obviously very good at what you do, thanks for sharing the knowledge!
Nice video. Enjoyed watching this video. Please keep publishing some more videos. Thanks for educating the community and appreciate your efforts and volunteer-ship in .
Thanks a bunch
Its really Amazing and Helpful. Thank you so much.
Simply fantastic! Thanks mate!
You are welcome ..and thanks for the compliments :)
Very useful information. Please upload more videos
1. .sql is a just an extension for the sql script (it can be stored procedures/function/tables etc)
2. You can have a stored proc querying multiple db's in the same server using [DbName].[schemaname].[tablename] or other servers using linked servers
3. Yes (i think upto 32 levels)
4. Java has inbuilt classes that allow you to connect to databases by opening a connection and allows you to execute stored procedure or standard queries and return results as datasets etc.
Nice explanation ... Super Like it
Very clear. Thank you!
Very useful video. Thanks a lot
Very helpful video for beginners. Thanks to you. Can you provide some video about Business Intelligence for beginners?
Thanks I hope you add more videos :)
Very clear and understandable, thank you for sharing.
You are most welcome
Great video! .. thanks for sharing :)
I do have some questions -
1. Do all stored procs have a .sql extension?
2. Are stored procs at the database level or at the schema level? - thats like asking - can the same stored proc query multiple databases?
3. Can we have nested stored procs? - where sp1 calls sp2
4. What is the method to invoke a stored procedure from a Java-based application lets say?
Thanks a million!
well articulated Thank you so much
@MrDestiny527 Thanks. Will definitely upload more.
Nyc Demo on basic sp .. Keep it Up !! :)
Nice tutorial! Thank you!
Thanks for the video..It was very helpful...
Pretty good, thank you.
ths for the this video uplod by .. he is vry helpfull lovely kep it up
I believe its automatically done by youtube. I haven't actually put any subtitles...and I am not sure if I can disable that feature in youtube :)
Thanks and welcome :)
Thanks!
you are welcome
You are welcome :)
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Thnx :)
trying to break into the market. trying to get noticed. Also a lot of opensource stuff comes from India.
Roll those R's bro, don't listen to the haters
And how abt your English? Do you think it is good?
all programming tuts are by indians. Why?