Executing a stored procedure version
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Nice question to end the week on, thanks Steve
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Odd feeling of Deja Vu on this one! Nice and simple to end the week, thanks Steve.
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This one is similar to others. Easy if you read a bit about this before
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If this is being deprecated, what’s the replacement for this functionality? Or is it one of those “nobody uses it so why keep it” situations?
- Ken Hiatt - Friday, February 22, 2019 12:29 PM
I used to use it all the time with my data warehouse ETL. I found it very helpful to group stored procs as different steps of the same processes using this. The first stored procedure would call all the ;x procedures in turn. Instead of having 7 or whatever number of stored procedures in the stored proc list, there would only be one. With the announcement that is became deprecated, I had to stop using it and plan for the future.
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only learnt about this feature due to the last question about this so was easy enough
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