Sql server stored procedure use variable as table name

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However, I'd rather not implement this solution because the user executing the stored procedure must have direct permissions for the statement executed dynamically and not just EXECUTE permissions on the stored procedure. I can use dynamic execution to solve the problem by constructing my entire T-SQL statement in a variable such as @strsql, then using EXEC (@strsql) to execute it

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I have been studying from a high level SQL developer in order to understand SQL better and he very much confused me with the very advanced code that he was using. Truly appreciate you! Best regards, Patrick Billy Howell Reply June 14, 2012 at 7:56 pm Unfortunately, far more complex stored procedures have been written, Bryan, but I will walk through it quickly

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Vishant Your code is very helpful and usable..Thank you for giving help for code and wish to always help us like this.Vishant Madhusudhan You are the unseen master for me sir Thank you .

SQL Server: how to get a database name as a parameter in a stored procedure - Stack Overflow

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This has the advantage of limiting the databases that the proc can access to a known set, rather than allowing access anything and everything that the user account has rights to. In my opinion, the only acceptable use is a code generator, or some sort of database analysis tool which cannot know the required information ahead of time

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First the good sides of encryption: * you want to hide what the sprocs are doing * you want to minimize the risk of someone changing sprocs on the fly Now to the not so good sides: * It gives you a false impression of security. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account

How to migrate SQL Server Stored Procedures using temporary tables or table variables to Oracle? - Database Administrators Stack Exchange

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Order by ...; Use of functions Both scalar functions and table valued functions can help to transform your procedure into a single query of the above form

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I strongly recommend using this kind of table-value UDFs as they are faster than the alternative you have shown and can also be a much faster alternative to views and nested queries in a huge number of cases. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account