How to view the contents of a table in SQL Server?

With SQL Server query language (T-SQL), you can view the contents of a table. You can use the SELECT statement to retrieve data from the table.

Here is an example:

SELECT * FROM 表名;

This will retrieve all rows and columns from the table. You can replace * with the specific column name to retrieve only the columns you are interested in.

If you only want to retrieve rows that meet specific conditions, you can add a WHERE clause in the SELECT statement. For example, the following query will only retrieve rows where the age column is greater than 30:

SELECT * FROM 表名 WHERE age > 30;

You can also sort the results by using the ORDER BY clause. For example, the following query will sort the results in ascending order based on the age column:

SELECT * FROM 表名 ORDER BY age ASC;

These are just some basic examples of query statements. In real-world applications, you may need more complex queries involving aggregate functions, joining multiple tables, etc. However, basic SELECT statements are sufficient for viewing the contents of a table.