Hi,
I am using SQL Server 2000
I need to select values from a table that belongs to other database from
within a stored procedure. Hardcoding table's fully qualified name is not
appropriate. Table's database name must be a parameter of a stored procedure
.
Is there any better way than using dynamic query string generation? If query
is a dynamic string it is difficult to mainain it.
Thanks in advance.You could create a view which includes the database name - then when you nee
d
to change the database just change the view and all the SPs will reference
tthe correct database.
"Alexander Korol" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am using SQL Server 2000
> I need to select values from a table that belongs to other database from
> within a stored procedure. Hardcoding table's fully qualified name is not
> appropriate. Table's database name must be a parameter of a stored procedu
re.
> Is there any better way than using dynamic query string generation? If que
ry
> is a dynamic string it is difficult to mainain it.
> Thanks in advance.|||Sorry I made a multipost. Was not intended to just missed the window :) .
From now on let's refer to "How to refer from a stored procedure to a table
in another database"
Thanks for your reply.
I can not do anything beforehand. In the runtime my procedure can get only
the name of a database of guaranteed structure. Thereis a way to change the
database name in the view from stored procedure in the runtime ALTER VIEW. I
s
that what you ment? I will try.|||Dynamic altering the view helped. Thanks.
A very simple example:
exec('ALTER VIEW ViewName AS SELECT * FROM ' + @.NM_DATABASE +
'.dbo.TableName')
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