The entire table code can be viewed below. Enable a T-SQL inner loop on your favorite code editor for Windows, Linux, or macOS. # Query the data $Data = Invoke-DbaQuery Format the data using Out-UDTableData $Data | Out-UDTableData -Page $TableData.page -TotalCount $Count.Count -Properties $TableData.properties Query = "SELECT * FROM $Where ORDER BY $orderBy $orderdirection OFFSET $Offset ROWS FETCH NEXT $PageSize ROWS ONLY" SqlParameter = $SqlParameters # Count the number of rows $Count = Invoke-DbaQuery Setup parameters for querying the data $Parameters = $SqlInstance Query = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS count FROM $Where " SqlParameter = $CountSqlParameters # Setup parameters for counting the number of rows $Parameters = $SqlInstance Universal SQL Editor is a tool that allows you to connect any ODBC compliant databases, such as Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, Sybase, etc. # Calculate the number of rows to skip $Offset = $TableData.Page * $PageSize # Check the current page size as selected in the table $PageSize = $TableData.PageSize $SqlParameters += New-DbaSqlParameter -Name $filter.Id -Value "%$($filter.Value) %" $CountSqlParameters += New-DbaSqlParameter -Name $filter.Id -Value "%$($filter.Value) %" $Where += $filter.id + " LIKE AND " } A new SQL script editor will be opened for you. You can right-click on your database connection on the left navigation bar, then select SQL Editor > New SQL script. $SqlParameters = "WHERE " foreach($filter in $TableData.Filters) Write and execute SQL queries in DBeaver.
#UNIVERSAL SQL EDITOR UPDATE#
# If we have filters defined, create some SQL parameters and update the WHERE clause if ($TableData.Filters) # Check to see if we are sorting in a particular direction, if not sort ascending $OrderDirection = $TableData.OrderDirection # Check to see if we are sorting by a column, if not use the name. # Get information about the current state of the table $TableData = ConvertFrom-Json $Body
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