How do I combine two stored procedures at the same time?
- How do I merge two stored procedures?
- How do I copy multiple stored procedures between databases?
- How do I script multiple stored procedures in SQL Server?
- Can we call one function in multiple stored procedures?
- How to run multiple processes from the same stored Proc?
- Can a stored procedure call multiple subprocedures?
- Can SSIs run multiple processes at the same time?
- How long does a stored procedure take to complete?
How do I merge two stored procedures?
1Declare one table variable for Stored Procedure 1.2Declare another table variable for Stored Procedure 2.3Declare third table variable which consists of all columns, table1 and table2 and use UNION to populate it as:
How do I copy multiple stored procedures between databases?
Solution 11Go the server in Management Studio.2Select the database, right click on it Go to Task.3Select generate scripts option under Task.4and once its started select the desired stored procedures you want to copy.
How do I script multiple stored procedures in SQL Server?
You can use shift+click to select all the stored procedures and you can then right-click and script them to a file.
Can we call one function in multiple stored procedures?
I think you need to use if else or case statement in your function and call appropriate stored procedure with required parameters inside your function.
How to run multiple processes from the same stored Proc?
You have to create as many separate jobs as you want parallel processes running, even if they are running the same stored proc with different parameters. SSIS Package: Create an SSIS package with a simple branching task flow.
Can a stored procedure call multiple subprocedures?
Show activity on this post. I have a stored procedure written in T-SQL (SQL Server 2008 R2). It is a master procedure that essentially call multiple other subprocedures in sequence. The call and error handling is identical for each one except for the name of the procedure.
Can SSIs run multiple processes at the same time?
You have to create as many separate jobs as you want parallel processes running, even if they are running the same stored proc with different parameters. SSIS Package: Create an SSIS package with a simple branching task flow. SSIS will launch those tasks in individual spids, which SQL will execute in parallel.
How long does a stored procedure take to complete?
The reason for this is that the procedure takes around 7 hours to complete. It actually does the same process many times. So for instance it might build a new database and tables for each branch. What I want to do is break down the stored procedure so I can run in per branch but then run each query in parallel.
Related Questions
-
Anonymous2 weeks ago
Expert answer2 weeks ago -
Anonymous2 weeks ago
Expert answer2 weeks ago -
Anonymous2 weeks ago
Expert answer2 weeks ago -
Anonymous2 weeks ago
Expert answer2 weeks ago -
Anonymous2 weeks ago
Expert answer2 weeks ago -
Anonymous2 weeks ago
Expert answer2 weeks ago -
Anonymous2 weeks ago
Expert answer2 weeks ago