1. JMP® Meets SQL: Using Query Builder for JMP Data Tables
Eric Hill, JMP
Abstract
Example – 4 JMP Tables
JMP 13 includes a Query Builder for JMP data tables
Join up to 64 tables
Filter data interactively and create prompts
Query() JSL function lets you write SQL to manipulate JMP data tables
Table 4: Avg_SAT_By_State – 51 rows, key “State”
Table 3: SAT_Scores – 126,480 rows, key “SSN”
Table 1: Big Class – 40 Rows, key “name”
Table 2: BC_SocialSecurity – 40 rows, key “Student Name”
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2. Adding Tables to the Query
1. Open the data tables
3. Add Tables and Create Joins
2. Launch JMP Query Builder
Auto-Join did not succeed
Join tables manually
Done adding tables
Build the query
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3. Add additional filters
Configuring the Query
9. Examine the generated SQL
5. Select columns to include
8. Save and Run
6. Customize columns
10. Create a prompted query
7. Add Filters
Set all filters
to “prompt”
Examine the
generated SQL
Add additional filters
if desired
Save and Close
the prompting query
Save the query to a file
before you run it
Run the query
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4. Running the Prompting Query
11. Run the query from the Home Window
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5. Executing SQL from JSL
Find students who performed better than their state average in both Verbal and Math
Contact Info:
Eric Hill
Source of data for average SAT scores by state:
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