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SP for multi DB
Is it possible to create a stored procedure that can be used on multiple dBs??
For instance, I want to create a stored procedure and use it on DB1 and DB2.
Right now, I can create a stored procedure in DB1 but only I can run it.
I want to run the stored procedures on DB2 that I created in DB1..
I hope this makes sense..
Any insight into the workings of SPs would be most appreciated...
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SP for multi DB (reply)
Create a stored procedure with sp prefix and store it in Master DB. if you try to execute any SP that starts with sp_, the system will first check for this in master DB. so you can run this SP from and DB.
Chakri
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ED at 3/22/01 3:45:45 PM
Is it possible to create a stored procedure that can be used on multiple dBs??
For instance, I want to create a stored procedure and use it on DB1 and DB2.
Right now, I can create a stored procedure in DB1 but only I can run it.
I want to run the stored procedures on DB2 that I created in DB1..
I hope this makes sense..
Any insight into the workings of SPs would be most appreciated...
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SP for multi DB (reply)
when u call this sp in db2 qualify it as db1..sp.
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ED at 3/22/01 3:45:45 PM
Is it possible to create a stored procedure that can be used on multiple dBs??
For instance, I want to create a stored procedure and use it on DB1 and DB2.
Right now, I can create a stored procedure in DB1 but only I can run it.
I want to run the stored procedures on DB2 that I created in DB1..
I hope this makes sense..
Any insight into the workings of SPs would be most appreciated...
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SP for multi DB (reply)
You can create store procedure in DB1 and use "USE" statements to run it see below
Firstival you have to create sp_test stope procedure
use northwind
select * from Invoices
use pubs
exec sp_test
drop proc sp_test
use northwind
select * from [Order Subtotals]
I check it work.
I Hope that help
Sincerely
Fain Boris
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ED at 3/22/01 3:45:45 PM
Is it possible to create a stored procedure that can be used on multiple dBs??
For instance, I want to create a stored procedure and use it on DB1 and DB2.
Right now, I can create a stored procedure in DB1 but only I can run it.
I want to run the stored procedures on DB2 that I created in DB1..
I hope this makes sense..
Any insight into the workings of SPs would be most appreciated...
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