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- #GIXEN COULD NOT ADD API RETURNED INSTALL#
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- #GIXEN COULD NOT ADD API RETURNED DRIVER#
Configure ZappySys Data Gateway Service so SQL Server can use ZappySys Drivers in T-SQL code.Create ODBC DSN for JSON / XML API Source.
#GIXEN COULD NOT ADD API RETURNED INSTALL#
Install ZappySys ODBC PowerPack from here (it contains drivers for JSON / XML API).For detailed steps read the full article and watch the video tutorial. Here is the summary of steps to query REST API / JSON File in SQL Server (Using T-SQL code). Steps to Import JSON / XML REST API in SQL Server
#GIXEN COULD NOT ADD API RETURNED HOW TO#
In the next few sections, you will learn how to call REST API inside SQL Server using familiar T-SQL code. But not to worry at the end of this article you will find out how easy it is to pull data from JSON / XML based web service using familiar SQL Query Language. Even for highly skilled programmer sometimes its difficult to achieve the desired result. REST API integration can be challenging without the right set of tools. You may already have some data integration scenarios to read/write From REST API services in SQL Server or maybe API integration in other Apps such as Power BI, Tableau, SSIS, Informatica. RESTful API ) is becoming more and more popular each day. You will also learn how to load JSON Files into SQL Server Table using T-SQL Stored procedure code. In this article, you will see few Examples to import REST API in SQL Server Table (Call JSON / XML SOAP API).
18 OPENQUERY vs EXEC AT (Handling Larger SQL Text). 17.7 Preview SOAP API Response / Generate SQL Code for SOAP API Call. #GIXEN COULD NOT ADD API RETURNED DRIVER#
17.6 Create DSN using ZappySys XML Driver to call SOAP API. 17.5 Using SoapUI to test SOAP API call / Create Request Body XML. 
17.4 Video Tutorial - Introduction to SOAP Web Service and SoapUI tool. 17.3 Example SQL Query for SOAP API call using ZappySys XML Driver. 17 Calling XML SOAP Web Service in SQL Server. 16 Other Considerations for Calling Web API in SQL Server. 15.0.5 Use -FAST Option to enable Stream Mode. 15.0.4 Consider using Metadata / Data Caching Option. 15.0.3 Consider using pre-generated Metadata / Cache File. 15.0.2 Avoid Special features in SQL Query (e.g. 15.0.1 Use Server-side filtering if possible in URL or Body Parameters. 15 Performance Tips for REST API / XML SOAP Calls. 14 OAuth / HTTP Connection in SQL Server. 13.1 METHOD 1 - Using Error Handling Options. 13 Error Handling for REST API / SOAP XML in SQL Server. 12.4 Paginate by Header Link (RFC 5988). 12.3 Paginate by URL Path (Loop until no record). 
12.2 Paginate by URL Parameter (Loop until certain StatusCode). 12 Pagination Concepts for REST API / SOAP XML in SQL Server. 11.3 Avoiding errors with POST / PUT / DELETE requests to create / modify /delete data. 11.2 POST data to URL (read body from file). 11 How to POST data to REST API in SQL Server (Send data to URL). 10 How to Call REST API from a SQL Stored Procedure. 9 How to read and parse JSON string in T-SQL. 8 How to load multiple JSON files into SQL Server Table. 7 How to Import JSON File to SQL Server (Single or Multiple). 6 How to parameterize API calls in SQL Server. 5.3 Call REST API in SQL Server (T-SQL Code) using Polybase (For SQL 2019 or higher). 5.2 Call REST API in SQL Server (T-SQL Code) using Linked Server. 5.1.4 Why use ZappySys Data Gateway Service?. 5.1.1 Configure Data Gateway User / Port. 5.1 Configure ZappySys Data Gateway Service. 5 Step-By-Step : Load REST API in SQL Server. 3 Video Tutorial – Read from JSON / XML / REST API in SQL Server (T-SQL code). 2 Steps to Import JSON / XML REST API in SQL Server.
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