Transact-SQL Reference (Windows Azure SQL Database)
Microsoft Windows Azure SQL Database supports Transact-SQL grammar that you can use to query a database and to insert, update, and delete data in tables in a database. The topics in this section describe the Transact-SQL grammar support provided by Windows Azure SQL Database.
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The Transact-SQL Reference for Windows Azure SQL Database is a subset of Transact-SQL for SQL Server. |
In this Section
This section provides a series of foundational topics for understanding and using the Transact-SQL grammar with Windows Azure SQL Database. To view details about data types, functions, operators, statements, and more, you can browse through the table of contents in these sections or search for topics in the index.
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Describes the conventions that are used in the syntax diagrams in the Transact-SQL statements. |
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Describes both supported and unsupported system data types in Windows Azure SQL Database. |
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Describes both supported and unsupported built-in functions in Windows Azure SQL Database. |
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Describes both supported and unsupported operators in Windows Azure SQL Database. |
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Describes both supported and unsupported system stored procedures in Windows Azure SQL Database. |
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Describes the support for the system tables. |
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Describes both supported and unsupported system views in Windows Azure SQL Database. |
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Supported Transact-SQL Statements (Windows Azure SQL Database) |
Describes a set of Transact-SQL statements that can be used with Windows Azure SQL Database. |
Partially Supported Transact-SQL Statements (Windows Azure SQL Database) |
Describes a set of modified Transact-SQL statements that can be used with Windows Azure SQL Database. |
Unsupported Transact-SQL Statements (Windows Azure SQL Database) |
Describes the unsupported Transact-SQL statements in Windows Azure SQL Database. |
Describes Transact-SQL statements that are specific to federations in Windows Azure SQL Database. |
For more information about Transact-SQL, see Transact-SQL Reference (Database Engine) in SQL Server Books Online.
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