How to write a CAML query so that the result?

How to write a CAML query so that the result?

I’m new to CAML Queries, maybe it’s not possible to filter and say only certain columns should be returned? The problem is that when I run the above query, it returns all the SharePoint columns of my list (42), whereas I only need 2-3. You have to use the SPQuery.ViewFields property.

What is the use of Caml in SharePoint?

CAML stands for Collaborative Application Markup Language. It is an XML based language that is used in SharePoint. CAML query generally used on SharePoint objects like List, Library, List Template, Content-Type etc. Before learning CAML Query you first need good exposure on SharePoint Lists, Libraries, and other objects.

How can I get a CAML query in PowerShell?

CAML query can be obtained from view in several ways. Let’s start with PowerShell. Open PowerShell and paste following code and that will yield our CAML query in a text file. Now open the text file and use it in SOM, CSOM, JSOM or REST API. Now, if you are not comfortable with PowerShell, you can use any rest client like Fiddler.

When to use CAML to fetch date range?

Fetch Data using CAML Query where price range is 500 to 800: Fetch data using CAML Query where date range is 04 Jan 2015 to 4 Aug 2016: Fetch data using CAML Query where Author name = ‘Author2’ and Publisher Not equal to ‘Publisher1’:

How to convert rows into columns in Excel?

The PIVOT operator takes data in separate rows, aggregates it and converts it into columns. The following query will give the same result as the query above, just by using the PIVOT operator.

How to transform rows into columns in SQL Server?

There are several ways that you can transform data from multiple rows into columns. In SQL Server you can use the PIVOT function to transform the data from rows to columns:

How to convert rows to columns in Oracle 11g?

The PIVOT and the UNPIVOT operators were introduced in Oracle version 11g. The PIVOT operator takes data in separate rows, aggregates it and converts it into columns. The following query will give the same result as the query above, just by using the PIVOT operator.