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GeezerVison is showing learn.microsoft.com — Transact-SQL Reference (Database Engine) - SQL Server Note Access to this page requires authorization. You can try signing in or changing directories. Access to this page requires authorization. You can try changing directories. Transact-SQL reference (Database Engine)Applies to: This article gives the basics about how to find and use the Microsoft Transact-SQL (T-SQL) reference articles. T-SQL is central to using Microsoft SQL products and services. All tools and applications that communicate with a SQL Server database do so by sending T-SQL commands. T-SQL compliance with the SQL standardFor detailed technical documents about how certain standards are implemented in SQL Server, see the Microsoft SQL Server Standards Support documentation. Tools that use T-SQLSome of the Microsoft tools that issue T-SQL commands are:
Locate the Transact-SQL reference articlesTo find T-SQL articles, use search at the top right of this page, or use the table of contents on the left side of the page. You can also type a T-SQL key word in the Management Studio Query Editor window, and press F1. Common Transact-SQL statementsFor more information, see Transact-SQL statements. Find system viewsTo find the system tables, views, functions, and procedures, see these links, which are in the Databases section of the SQL documentation.
"Applies to" referencesThe T-SQL reference articles encompass multiple versions of SQL Server, starting with SQL Server 2008 (10.0.x), and the other Azure SQL services. Near the top of each article, is a section that indicates which products and services support subject of the article. For example, this article applies to all versions, and has the following label. Applies to: Another example, the following label indicates an article that applies only to Azure Synapse Analytics. Applies to: In some cases, the article is used by a product or service, but all of the arguments aren't supported. In this case, other Applies to sections are inserted into the appropriate argument descriptions in the body of the article. For more information, see SQL Server docs navigation guide. Get help from Microsoft Q & AFor online help, see the Microsoft Q & A Transact-SQL Forum. See other language referencesThe SQL docs include these other language references:
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