GilaMonster (12/19/2012)
If I may suggest...If this is just for experimentation, that's fine. If this is a design for an app, just don't do this. You're opening yourself to all sorts of complexities, SQL Injection being just one.
As for how you do this:
DECLARE @sSQL NVARCHAR(4000)SELECT @sSQL = t_sql from t_test WHERE -- whatever condition to get the row you want.
EXEC (@sSQL)
Again, DO NOT go this route/design for a real application.
It works,, thanks.. 🙂
actually from last hour, i want to create a stored procedure which have a dynamic select.. and have a dynamic where too.. and it's really sick for me to create such a dynamic t-sql script...
so now, i create static stored procedure and it much easier to do.,, thx 4 ur advice man.. 😎