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in sql server 2016 they are added support for outputting your query results in json. when you serialize your data to json using the for json clause, a data type conversion happens. the data types are converted from sql server data types to json supported data types. here is a quick reference table showing the data type conversions that are happening: i just wanted to share the easiest way to get the modified date from a stored procedure in sql server. you do it just by accessing the sql server nested select is also known as a “sub query”. this is where instead of using a list, table, or view, you actually use another query. in this article, we will go over the basics on how to use a sql server nested select statement. basic rules for a nested select here are a couple basic rules when using a nested select statement in here is a sample where we return the basic an*mal information with their average weight. inner join (select an*malid,    avg(an*malweight) as averageweight           from an*malweights           group by an*malid) w on w.an*malid = a.an*malid in the above example, we do our normal inner join, but we join to a nested select statement. this allows you to join on the results from the nested select. you can see that the nested select statement will get the average weight of the an*mals by an*malid. that whole query is inside parenthesis. then we alias that nested select results as “w”. we can then reference the 2 return values (an*malid and averageweight) outside of the nested select statement by using the table alias w. killing all connections in sql server is something that you may need to do from time to time. the two times that i’ve needed to do this most is when i’m restoring a database in my test environment or when i need to rename a database. both of these operations require that there are not any open connections to the sql server database. there are a couple good scripts that i will show here. my favored method is