SQL triggers, procedures, and functions are powerful tools that can help you automate or enhance database operations. They are blocks of code that run in response to certain events or conditions ...

SQL Server is one of the best products to come out of Microsoft, but not every professional knows how to use it effectively. For example, some might find it difficult to create a stored procedure ...

You can use the QUIT statement if you want to exit the SQL procedure. CAUTION: When you use the SQL procedure for update processing (DELETE, INSERT, and UPDATE statements), you must set the SQL ...

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Because the SQL procedure is based on the Structured Query Language, it works somewhat differently than some SAS procedures. For example, the SQL procedure executes without a RUN statement when a ...

SQL Statements for Creating a Stored Procedure This section looks at a very simple stored procedure that has no parameters. Even though most stored procedures do something more complex than this ...

This statement can be embedded in an application program or issued through the use of dynamic SQL statements. It is an executable statement that can be dynamically prepared. Names the procedure being ...

The CREATE_CL_COMMAND simply retrieves the meta information from your procedure or function and compiles this information directly into a CL command of your choice. So the command generated is all you ...

Like traditional interpreted T-SQL stored procedures, natively compiled stored procedures support table-valued parameters (TVPs), which allow you to pass a rowset into a stored procedure. For example, ...