• dob111283 (6/17/2013)


    Ok Sean I appreciate the help but bear with me as I take this one step at a time. So per your instructions, would the first Stored Procedure be the following?

    CREATE PROC PEX_MetricsTopFiveStrongest

    AS

    SELECT TransactionId AS LPPProgramID, DateTransactionCleared AS DateTimePoint

    FROM dbo.Pex_ClearedTransactions

    ORDER BY DateTimePoint

    OFFSET 0 ROWS FETCH FIRST 5 ROWS ONLY;

    No, you can't select from a stored proc. You would have to do something like in the example procedure I posted. You would have to insert the resultset of Pex_ClearedTransactions into a temp table and then select from the temp table. This might be horribly inefficient if that procedure returns a lot of data.

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