I created a stored procedure which updates a specific row whose row ID is passed.
But what I want to do now, (which is a one time requirement) is to update all rows
is it possible to call this stored procedure within an sql statement and pass each row ID to it?
(would i have to go to cursor approach -- damn will have to learn that )
thanks
Quote:
Originally Posted by Shashi Sadasivan
Hi All,
I created a stored procedure which updates a specific row whose row ID is passed.
But what I want to do now, (which is a one time requirement) is to update all rows
is it possible to call this stored procedure within an sql statement and pass each row ID to it?
(would i have to go to cursor approach -- damn will have to learn that )
thanks
You can call a function from a SQL statement and not a STORED PROCEDURE.
Restrictions on calling a Function from a SQL statement:
1. Function should not have RETURN TYPE as BOOLEAN
2. Function should not perform any side effects. (ie No DML operations)|||
Quote:
Originally Posted by Shashi Sadasivan
Hi All,
I created a stored procedure which updates a specific row whose row ID is passed.
But what I want to do now, (which is a one time requirement) is to update all rows
is it possible to call this stored procedure within an sql statement and pass each row ID to it?
(would i have to go to cursor approach -- damn will have to learn that )
thanks
if it's a one time thing, can you just write a query in query analyzer to update the field you need? what field are you updating? what kind of update?
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