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 Posted - 2001-04-03 : 16:22:29
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writes "--The following bit of code will set the variable @str.
--@str = 'select * from where CLientNum=@ClientNum'
I was wondering if there is some syntax that allows me to execute that string.
I can print it to the screen then cut and paste it into queryanalyzer but is there some way to automate the execution of the sql statements that are produced?
declare @str varchar(500)
--get the clientNum
declare @Clientnum int
set @ClientNum=1234
declare @currentID int
set @currentID = -1
--begin cursor loop
select top 1 @str = 'select * from ' + O.name + ' where ClientNum = @ClientNum', @currentID = O.ID
from sysColumns C
join sysObjects O on C.ID = O.ID
where C.name like 'ClientNum' and O.ID>@currentID
order by O.ID
--end cursor loop
While (@@rowcount=1)
BEGIN
print @str
--expects a stored procedure when using the execute command
--execute @str ???
--Begin Cursor loop
select top 1 @str = 'select * from ' + O.name + ' where ClientNum = @ClientNum',@currentID=O.ID
from sysColumns C
join sysObjects O on C.ID = O.ID
where C.name like 'ClientNum' and O.ID>@currentID
order by O.ID
--end cursor loop
END" |
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