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Scenario

In this scenario, we will add the SQL -file File macro to a Confluence page by inserting Markup from the menu. The SQL -file File macro references a file located within the <confluence-home>/script (default) directory on the Confluence server. 

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SELECT title as "Title", author as "Author", price as "Retail Price" FROM books WHERE price < 30 ORDER BY title;

Steps

The following steps demonstrate the steps involved in inserting a SQL -file File macro on a Confluence page.

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Create a Confluence page Create a Confluence page that contains a SQL -file File macro. Create a page named Classic Books in a space accessible to the desired audience. Click Save to save the new page. Insert SQL -file File macro using the Insert markup menu Edit the Classic Books page and: Select Insert Markup markup from the Insert content list at the top menu. Type the following into the editor window. Note the dataSource name and file name referenced.  Code Block  {sql-file:dataSource=BookWarehouse|file=books.sql} Click Insert to include your Markup within the page. Click Save to save your page and view your results. Alternative method: Edit the Classic Books page and: On the page, begin typing "{" (open parenthesis) and then type "sql-" Select "sql-fileSQL File" from the available list of macros. The macro editor dialog will appear. Select "BookWarehouse" as the data source name. Type "books.sql" into the required "File" field. Click Save settings to insert your Markup within the page. Click Save to save your page and view your results. How to Insert markup from the menu Alternative method

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