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tifosi
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Posted - 2006-06-05 : 07:36:16
Hi, I am calling one sp say spABC from another sp say spXYZ. spABC returns 3 tables. How can i identify 3 distinct tbles in my calling sp? I need to set values in all tables depending on the value in one column of one table.

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Posted - 2006-06-05 : 07:58:39
what do you mean when you say, "spABC returns 3 tables"?
If you mean 3 seperate result sets, you won't be able to capture them in a calling SP unless all result sets have the same columns returned. If they do you could:

insert #temp(<colList>)
exec myCalledSP

But again, the SP can't return one or more Sql Server Table objects. They can only return result sets, output variables (not of table type), and return codes.



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madhivanan
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Posted - 2006-06-05 : 08:56:07
If you use front end application like vb, asp, etc, make use of RecordSet and its NextRecordSet

--rs("col") first result set
Set Rs=Rs.NextRecordSet
--rs("col") Second result set
Set Rs=Rs.NextRecordSet
--rs("col") third result set



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