Sgar... (4/16/2016)
Andrew Ryan (7/9/2009)
Sorry if this has been covered but as you might imagine searching for this has been problematic.I want to use vaariables with my USE commands.
USE @DBName
GO
if I use that I get an error that points to an arbitrary line in the code.
if I use this the database does not change but executes with no errors.
DECLARE @DBName char(3), @X as varchar(MAX)
SET @DBName = 'SBU'
set @X = 'use ' + @DBName +';'
EXEC(@X);
I want to dynamically change which DB I am using. I could just be going about this the wrong way.
i was talking about hardcoding database name in procedure. In my procedure @dbname will be input parameter, it cannot be hardcoded. Hope its clear now.
Yes, that is how I interpreted your question. Did you read my reply?