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15 paź 2018 · You can declare an array using the VALUES keyword. Your example can be expressed succintly in the following form: SELECT * FROM (VALUES (1,100), (2,200), (3,300), (4,400), (5,500), (6,600), (7,700), (8,800), (9,900), (10,1000), (11,1100), (12,1200) ) MonthSale (monthnr, Amount)
16 sty 2017 · you can use the cursor attribute. declare @col_name1 type,@col_name2 type. declare crsr cursor for select col_name1,col_name2 from Table_Name Where storeID in (1001,2400,2001,5000) open crsr. fetch next from crsr into @col_name1,@col_name2. while @@fetch_status=0.
7 lut 2012 · The one I prefer for SQL Server 2008+ is to use table-valued parameters. This is essentially SQL Server's solution to your problem--passing in a list of values to a stored procedure. The advantages of this approach are: make one stored procedure call with all your data passed in as 1 parameter.
Two Simple Multi-Statement Functions. If you search the web, there is no end of functions to split strings into table format. Here, I will present two simple functions that run on SQL 2008 or later, one for a list of integers and one for a list of strings.
16 sty 2018 · How to use a table variable instead of an array. The function STRING_SPLIT function which will help us to replace the array functionality. How to work with older versions of SQL Server to handle a list of values separated by commas. Requirements. SQL Server 2016 or later with SSMS installed.
31 sty 2018 · In the latest versions of SQL Server, we can use the User Defined Data Type (UDT) with a base type of table to send array or list through a parameter. Let’s see with an example how to use User Defined Type to pass a list or an array to a stored procedure.
5 lut 2018 · I have an array Arr (1000,2) and I want to perform a select query linked on the 1st column. rst.Source = "SELECT * FROM dbo.WipMaster WHERE dbo.WipMaster.Job IN '" & Arr (,1), "'". Digging among examples, I came across something that suggested.
