Why do I get error an invalid SQL statement was used?
Error: An invalid SQL statement was used Error Message. In ArcMap, when attempting to display X and Y coordinate data in a table from a CSV file, the following error occurs: Error: An invalid SQL statement was used. Cause. This error occurs due to one of the following reasons:
Is there a workaround for invalid SQL syntax?
This problem does not occur in personal or ArcSDE geodatabases, so a workaround is to copy the feature class or table into one of these geodatabases and execute the query against the data there. Changing the decimal point to a comma is not a workaround for this problem, and as always, it is still regarded as invalid SQL syntax.
Do you need a debugger for T-SQL?
Debuggers may have its place, but T-SQL is not really liek C++. They are good if you want to do things like single-step and set breakpoints. But with SQL, you often want to see intermediate result sets etc, which the debugger does not do a good work with.
Is there a debugger for SSMS V18?
This is the place for advice and discussions 5 4 So SSMS v18 is not going to have a tsql debugger. I am a heavy user of the SSMS tsql debugger so I need to learn how to use VS to debug tsql stored procedures, functions, lines of code, etc.
Is it possible to use arbitrary SQL in GDAL?
It is possible to use arbitrary SQL (though likely with some limitations) with the file geodatabase API driver of GDAL/OGR. See my answer this related question: ogr2ogr / GDAL remove features in FileGDB while in use by ArcGIS Server map service
Can a subquery be performed on a delta table?
Subqueries that are performed on versioned ArcSDE feature classes and tables will not return features that are stored in the delta tables. File geodatabases provide the limited support for subqueries explained in this section, while personal and ArcSDE geodatabases provide full support.