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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2001-12-04 : 15:11:32
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| SQLLess writes "Following is an example of a query which I use in a SP. What I would really like to do is set both variables with one query. Can I get both data elements with one query, or do I have to run 2 queries to set 2 variables? This query is going to run over 2 servers and would like to save the extra trip.set @int_MCID = (select top 1 iPID from customers inner join tblPersonnel on MtgConsultant = iPid where phone1 = @str_Phone and Position = 'Consultant')set @int_LocID = (select top 1 iLocID from customers inner join tblPersonnel on MtgConsultant = iPid where phone1 = @str_Phone and Position = 'Consultant')Select @int_LocID, @int_MCID" |
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robvolk
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Posted - 2001-12-04 : 15:31:29
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| SELECT top 1 @int_MCID =iPID, @int_LocID=iLocID FROM customers INNER JOIN tblPersonnel ON MtgConsultant = iPid WHERE phone1 = @str_Phone AND Position = 'Consultant'SELECT @int_LocID, @int_MCID |
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SP return values