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Sorry, it works in SQL 2005 also. I thought Microsoft has changed the system table schema in 2005. Anyway it is good.

SELECT p.[name] ProcName, c.[name] InputParam, t.[name] DataType, t.length Length FROM sysobjects p JOIN syscolumns c ON p.[id] = c.[id] JOIN systypes t ON c.xtype = t.xtype WHERE p.xtype = 'p' AND p.[name] NOT LIKE 'dt_%' AND t.[name] NOT LIKE 'sysname' /*** will not work in SQL...

Hi Jim, there is nothing in alphabetical/ numeric order. It is basically like a linked list. For example Item A points to "NextItem" Item X and so on. A simple ORDER BY will not solve this problem. Item --> NextItem --> AnotherItem and so on. I need to get what is the ordering of each Item...

Borislav Borissov, What if my table is like: PK ID NextID -- --- ------ 1 AXD NNQ 2 AYX AXD 3 NNQ QWX 4 ABC AYX Now I want to get a resultset like: ID DisplayOrder --- ------------ ABC 1 AYX 2 AXD 3 NNQ 4 QWX 5

I have a table in a following format: PK ID NextID -- --- ------ 1 200 300 2 100 200 3 300 400 4 50 100 Now I want to get a resultset like: ID DisplayOrder --- ------------ 50 1 100 2 200 3 300 4 400 5 Thanks in advance.

Add these before you do the INSERT : USE Test ====================================================== CREATE DATABASE Test GO CREATE TABLE Test..Job_Title ( Job_Title_Code nvarchar(50) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT PK_Job_Title_Code PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED, Job_Title nvarchar(50) NOT NULL...

What is the difference between the following two cases: Case 1: CREATE PROC MyProc AS ..... RETURN GO ---------- BEGIN TRAN EXEC MyProc COMMIT =================== Case 2: CREATE PROC MyProc AS BEGIN TRAN ..... COMMIT RETURN GO ---------- EXEC MyProc Which one of the above is a...

Use XML data as input parameter. With XML you can pass in multiple sets of records.

Change your variable declaration for @TableName varchar(50) to following: DECLARE @TableName SysName Your code should be like: =================================================== BEGIN DECLARE @LastFullUpdate datetime ,@LastIncrementalUpdate datetime ,@LastUpdatedDt...

Here is one solution: --Create a work table CREATE TABLE Temp (Col1 varchar(200), Col2 varchar(200)) INSERT INTO Temp ( Col1, Col2 ) SELECT Col1, Col2 /*Your main query goes here*/ FROM MyTable --BCP out the query result saved in Work table EXEC Master..XP_CmdShell 'bcp...

Could someone suggest me a way to check the underlying objects while compiling a stored procedure? For example if I have a code like this: --------------------------- CREATE PROC dbo.FOO AS SELECT Col1, Col2 FROM dbo.NonExistingTable RETURN GO --------------------------- In this case the...