dob111283 (6/17/2013)
Crap, seriously? So everytime I wanted to get realtime results from the transactions, I'd have to manually query the ClearedTransactions table, insert results into a temp table, and then do whatever it is you said to do next? I've read about nesting, that is stored procedures within stored procedures but I'm not sure how to do any of that. So are you basically saying there's no real way to create a stored procedure that queries the results of another stored procedure?
Correct. This is why I suggested using iTVF. It is designed for doing this type of thing. Assuming you keep the body of the function to a single statement it is also super fast!!!
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