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Variable Parameter list for for procedure
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Krishna1
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Posted Tuesday, November 06, 2012 4:46 AM
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Dear All
I need to create procedure with variable parmaeter list. I am trying to achive it through table value parameter.
Is it the correct approch?
Also I need this parameter to be optional. But when i give folloing syntax i get error
CREATE PROCEDURE [P1]
@param1 VARCHAR(40),
@ParameterTable ParameterTable READONLY = NULL
as
.....
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sanket kokane
sanket kokane
Posted Tuesday, November 06, 2012 5:01 AM
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You can use default Stored Procedure Template from Template Explorer.
it will help you
SSMS > View > Template Explorer > Stored Procedure
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संकेत कोकणे
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Eugene Elutin
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Posted Tuesday, November 06, 2012 6:03 AM
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shilpaprele (11/6/2012)
Dear All
I need to create procedure with variable parmaeter list. I am trying to achive it through table value parameter.
Is it the correct approch?
Also I need this parameter to be optional. But when i give folloing syntax i get error
CREATE PROCEDURE [P1]
@param1 VARCHAR(40),
@ParameterTable ParameterTable READONLY = NULL
as
.....
Table-valued parameter is the best for passing table-like data, but not variable parameter list.
Let say you want to pass multiple Customer Id's together with relevant Customer Names. Table-valued parameter is upto this task.
But if you want to pass list of different parameters eg. not-related to each other and having different datatype, I would recommend using XML.
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Krishna1
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Posted Tuesday, November 06, 2012 6:52 AM
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I checked default template does not cater to my changing parameter reuirement. Also it is not showing me how to make table type paramter as optional
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