You need to gather all column headers/names through the table for further display in a table.
Enter the following SQL query:
SEARCH / AS @TABLE1 RETURN (@TABLE1) AS @TABLE2 FROM T1; SELECT '0' AS 'All Columns' FROM @TABLE1 |
The use case is highly viable for the configs involving complex tables with numerous columns, allowing to quickly gather an aggregated display of each column header for further processing. |
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