Thank you so much for the help Lowell 🙂

I am using that stored procedure in a cursor and the code is as following:

It gives an error saying " Could not...

Procedure that is called inside the cursor is as following:

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_dependency3]

-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here

@tableName nvarchar(50)

AS

BEGIN

-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra...

@bagofbirds-767347: Procedure is run only in the above script. and It is in my current T1DB. It does not matter whether its a temp table or not..it gives...

@bagofbirds-767347: Procedure is run only in the above script. and It is in my current T1DB. It does not matter whether its a temp table or not..it gives...

Lowell's solution worked. Thank you!

I am creating a table in a stored procedure I have written. But when I call it from the above query, it returns an error saying...

Thank you James.

But my cursor depends on different table suppose (main_table). and I want to find dependency of table read from main_table. And I am storing it into another table....

I get the same error when run the following query:

FETCH name_cur INTO @dbName, @tableName

WHILE @@Fetch_Status = 0

BEGIN

SET @sql -....

insert into [dbo].[Table1] (obj_name, obj_type)

...

I used CHAR(39) ..Ascii value for single quote

For me its giving the value of @tablename as %ticker%

I did not understand this. Could you please explain?

and above did not work. error was "A severe error occurred on the current command."

No. I want the delimiters before and after % like '%AOC_CompanyCode%'

Still gives an error "Incorrect syntax near 'go'"

It says " Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'USE'."

@lowell: Thank you!! It worked 🙂

I am trying the same for sp_depends. Do you think following would work?

SET @sql = 'insert into [dbo].[Table_Dependency]([nam],[type]) EXECUTE USE '+@db_name+' EXEC sp_depends...

I have declared variables, just missed in the post. Table1 has two columns, Database name & Object name.

I tried putting insert statement in @sql variable. But that gives an error...