-- FASE 1 - Conseguir todas las letras.

CREATE TABLE LETRAS (LETRA char(1))

DECLARE @CONTADOR INT = 48

WHILE @CONTADOR<123
BEGIN
IF (@CONTADOR>=48 AND @CONTADOR<=57) OR (@CONTADOR>=97 AND @CONTADOR<=122)
BEGIN
INSERT INTO LETRAS VALUES (CHAR(@CONTADOR))
END
SELECT @CONTADOR = @CONTADOR+1
END

select * from letras

SELECT A.LETRA+B.LETRA AS LETRAS

FROM LETRAS A, LETRAS B ORDER BY LETRAS

SELECT A.LETRA+B.LETRA+C.LETRA AS LETRAS

FROM LETRAS A, LETRAS B, LETRAS C
ORDER BY LETRAS

-- FASE 2 - Obtenemos las cadenas

Create table CADENAS (letras2 char(2), cadena varchar(200))

Declare @cadena varchar(200), @letras2 varchar(2)

DECLARE tikets_cursor CURSOR FOR

SELECT A.LETRA+B.LETRA AS LETRAS2 FROM LETRAS A, LETRAS B ORDER BY LETRAS2
OPEN tikets_cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM tikets_cursor INTO @letras2
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
Select @cadena = 'curl --GET
'+char(34)+'https://es.finance.yahoo.com/lookup/all?
s='+@letras2+'&t=A&b=1&c=9999'+char(34)
INSERT INTO CADENAS VALUES (@letras2, @cadena)
FETCH NEXT FROM tikets_cursor INTO @letras2
END
CLOSE tikets_cursor;
DEALLOCATE tikets_cursor;
GO

--DROP TABLE TIKETS_NP

CREATE TABLE TIKETS_NP (Id int IDENTITY(1,1), letras char(2),
cadena varchar(8000))

Declare @cadena varchar(200), @letras2 varchar(2)

DECLARE tikets_cursor
CURSOR FOR SELECT TOP 1 LETRAS2, CADENA
FROM CADENAS ORDER BY LETRAS2
OPEN tikets_cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM tikets_cursor
INTO @letras2, @cadena
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
CREATE TABLE #cmdshell(a VARCHAR(8000))
INSERT #cmdshell exec xp_cmdshell @cadena
INSERT TIKETS_NP (letras, cadena)
SELECT @LETRAS2, A from #cmdshell
FETCH NEXT FROM tikets_cursor INTO @letras2, @cadena
DROP TABLE #cmdshell
END
CLOSE tikets_cursor;
DEALLOCATE tikets_cursor;

SELECT * FROM TIKETS_NP

SELECT * FROM CADENAS

Declare @cadena varchar(500)

Select @cadena= 'curl --GET
'+char(34)+'https://query1.finance.yahoo.com/v7/finance/download/REP.MC?
period1=946857600&period2=1678320000&interval=1d&events=div&includeAdjustedClose=tr
ue'+char(34)

CREATE TABLE #cmdshell(a VARCHAR(8000))

INSERT #cmdshell exec xp_cmdshell @cadena

SELECT
substring(a,1,10) Fecha,
substring(a,12,len(a)) Dividendo
FROM #cmdshell

DELETE FROM #cmdshell where a like '%date%' or a like '%dload%' or a like '%Total%'
or a like '% %'