September 15, 2008 at 6:25 am
Good morning
I've requet this:
declare @ D VarChar (20)
exec dbo.sp_IDCode'001 ',' ACE ', @ D output
Select D @
on the basis donneé TOPIC
and I know if I put it in the given base POTIC
like this:
declare @ D VarChar (20)
exec dbo.sp_IDCode'001 ',' ACE ', @ D output
select @ D, name, culeted, vo_id
from POTIC
thank you
September 15, 2008 at 7:34 am
both the French and the English questions left me puzzled... I answered the French one
September 15, 2008 at 7:42 am
Please don't cross post things. We see all the forums.
Once you have called the stored procedure, the output parameter comes out in @d and you can use that in a select as you've done.
select @d, col1, col2
from othertable.
September 15, 2008 at 9:26 am
but how there is 2 data base in SQl SERVER 2005 once TOPIC and other POTIC
give me exemple
September 15, 2008 at 9:42 am
There can be any number of databases in sqlserver.
You have 4 system databases:
-master
-msdb
-model
-tempdb
(you can have some more in a distribution context)
All other databases are user databases.
So you need to connect on one databases like
use mydb1
go
select col1, theothercolumn, ... from theschema.thetable where ...
go
or you can directly adress a table in a database using the database name in the select statement.
select col1, theothercolumn, ... from mydb1.theschema.thetable where ...
go
Each db has its own objects, files, filegroups, transaction log(s),...
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