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mssql connection

MSSQL Connection Plugin #
The mssql_connection plugin allows Flutter applications to connect to and interact with Microsoft SQL Server databases.
Easily connect and interact with Microsoft SQL Server databases on Android using the mssql_connection plugin. 🚀 This plugin offers seamless database operations, including querying and data manipulation. Connect securely with customizable timeouts and disconnect effortlessly. Simplify your database tasks and streamline Android app development with mssql_connection. 🔗
Features #

🔄 Seamless Microsoft SQL Server integration.\n
📊 Execute queries and fetch data effortlessly.
⏳ Customize connection timeouts for secure operations.
🚀 Simplified API for easy Android app development.
🧩 Android platform support.

Installation #
To use the MsSQL Connection plugin in your Flutter project, follow these simple steps:

Open pubspec.yaml: Add the following dependency to your project's pubspec.yaml file:
dependencies:
mssql_connection: ^1.0.0
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Replace ^1.0.0 with the latest version available.

Install Packages: Run the following command in your terminal to fetch and install the plugin:
flutter pub get
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Import in Dart Code: Import the MsSQL Connection package in your Dart code:
import 'package:mssql_connection/mssql_connection.dart';
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Initialize the Connection: Create an instance of MssqlConnection to use the plugin:
MssqlConnection mssqlConnection = MssqlConnection.getInstance();
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Use the Plugin: Now you're ready to use the MsSQL Connection plugin to interact with your Microsoft SQL Server database.

Usage/Examples #

Connect to Database #
To establish a connection to the Microsoft SQL Server database, use the connect method. This method takes the server details, including IP, port, database name, username, and password.
// Example: Connect to the database
bool isConnected = await mssqlConnection.connect(
ip: 'your_server_ip',
port: 'your_server_port',
databaseName: 'your_database_name',
username: 'your_username',
password: 'your_password',
timeoutInSeconds: 15,
);

// Returns a boolean indicating the connection status.
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Get Data #
Retrieve data from the connected database using the getData method. Pass the SQL query as parameter to getData method to fetch the desired information.
// Example: Fetch data from the database
String query = 'SELECT * FROM your_table';
String result = await mssqlConnection.getData(query);

// Returns a string containing the fetched data in JSON format.
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Write Data #
Write data to the connected database using the writeData method. Pass the SQL query as parameter to writeData method for database modification.
// Example: Update data in the database
String query = 'UPDATE your_table SET column_name = "new_value" WHERE condition';
String result = await mssqlConnection.writeData(query);

// Returns a string containing information about the operation, e.g., affected rows.
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Disconnect #
Terminate the database connection using the disconnect method.
// Example: Disconnect from the database
bool isDisconnected = await mssqlConnection.disconnect();

// Returns a boolean indicating the disconnection status.
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These methods cover the basic functionalities provided by the MsSQL Connection plugin. Customize the SQL queries according to your database schema and requirements.