To request a query from a server in SQL using JavaScript, you can use the XMLHttpRequest (XHR) or the Fetch API. These APIs allow you to send a request to the server, receive the response data, and process it in your JavaScript code.
Here's an example using the XHR API:
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This code sends a POST request to the server endpoint http://example.com/api/query
with the query parameters defined in the params
object. The server should handle the query, execute it on a SQL database, and return the results as JSON data.
You can also use the Fetch API to achieve the same result, like this:
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This code uses the fetch()
method to send a POST request to the server endpoint http://example.com/api/query
with the query parameters defined in the params
object. The server should handle the query, execute it on a SQL database, and return the results as JSON data.
Note that both examples assume that the server endpoint is set up to handle SQL queries and return the results as JSON data. You'll need to set up the server side of your application to handle these requests and interact with your SQL database as needed.
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