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ms.suite: integration
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ms.reviewer: estfan, azla
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ms.topic: how-to
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ms.date: 08/17/2022
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ms.date: 08/19/2022
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tags: connectors
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> [!NOTE]
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> If you get an error that Azure Logic Apps can't generate a schema,
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> check that your sample output's syntax is correctly formatted.
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> If you still can't generate the schema, in the **Schema** box,
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> manually enter the schema.
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> If you get an error that Azure Logic Apps can't generate a schema, check that your
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> sample output's syntax is correctly formatted. If you still can't generate the schema,
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> in the **Schema** box, manually enter the schema.
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1. When you're done, save your workflow.
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| Name | Key | Required | Type | Description |
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|**Table name**|`tableName`| True | String | The name for the table |
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|**Where condition**|`columnValuesForWhereCondition`| True | Object | This object contains the column names and corresponding values to delete. To provide this information, follow the *key-value* pair format, for example, *columnName* and *columnValue*, which also lets you delete single or specific rows.|
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|**Where condition**|`columnValuesForWhereCondition`| True | Object | This object contains the column names and corresponding values used for selecting the rows to delete. To provide this information, follow the *key-value* pair format, for example, *columnName* and *columnValue*, which also lets you specify single or specific rows to delete. |
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#### Returns
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*Example*
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The following example shows sample parameter values for the **Delete rows** action and the resulting SQL query that runs:
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The following example shows sample parameter values for the **Delete rows** action:
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**Sample values**
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**SQL query**: `DELETE FROM tableName1 WHERE columnName1 = columnValue1 AND columnName2 = columnValue2`
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<aname="execute-query"></a>
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### Execute Query
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| Name | Key | Required | Type | Description |
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|**Table name**|`tableName`| True | String | The name for the table |
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|**Where condition**|`columnValuesForWhereCondition`| False | Dynamic | This object contains the column names and corresponding values to get. To provide this information, follow the *key-value* pair format, for example, *columnName* and *columnValue*, which also lets you get single or specific rows. |
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|**Where condition**|`columnValuesForWhereCondition`| False | Dynamic | This object contains the column names and corresponding values used for selecting the rows to get. To provide this information, follow the *key-value* pair format, for example, *columnName* and *columnValue*, which also lets you specify single or specific rows to get. |
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#### Returns
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The following example shows sample parameter values for the **Get rows** action and the resulting SQL query that runs:
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**Sample values**
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**SQL query**: `SELECT * FROM tableName1 WHERE columnName1 = columnValue1 AND columnName2 = columnValue2`
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<aname="get-tables"></a>
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|**Set columns**|`setColumns`| True | Dynamic | This object contains the column names and the corresponding values to use for the update. To provide this information, follow the *key-value* pair format, for example, *columnName* and *columnValue*, which also lets you update single or specific rows. |
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|**Where condition**|`columnValuesForWhereCondition`| True | Dynamic | This object contains the column names and corresponding values for selecting the rows to update. To provide this information, follow the *key-value* pair format, for example, *columnName* and *columnValue*, which also lets you specify single or specific rows to update. |
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|**Set columns**|`setColumns`| True | Dynamic | This object contains the column names and the corresponding values to use for the update. To provide this information, follow the *key-value* pair format, for example, *columnName* and *columnValue*. |
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**SQL query**: `UPDATE * FROM tableName1 WHERE columnName1 = columnValue1 AND columnName2 = columnValue2`
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