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 Posted - 2002-03-21 : 00:26:36
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| Matthew writes "Hi!I'm wondering if it's possible to perform this logic in a stored procedure.*********************************************SELECT name, type FROM members WHERE id = 3IF type = "business" THEN DO SOMETHING*********************************************I want to reference the column TYPE from a SELECT statement that is run in the stored procedure directly. Instead of having to do this:SET @type = SELECT type FROM members WHERE id = 3And is there a way to reference the results of a select statement run in a stored procedure in the above fashion?Thanks." |
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Nazim
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Posted - 2002-03-21 : 00:33:18
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| How about thisselect @type= type FROM members WHERE id = 3-------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Stored procedure problem