How can I execute the results of my select query. The query below gives me some SQL statements back as result. I want to execute does statements, how to do this? All this is executed in SQL Sever Management Studio.
Query:
SELECT 'UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = ''' + R2.PlayedbyOT + ''', OriginalOT = ''' + R.PlayedbyOT + ''' WHERE RoleNo = ' + CAST(R.RoleNo AS VARCHAR) + CHAR(13)
FROM Role R INNER JOIN Role R2
ON R.PartofFT = R2.PartofFT AND R.RoleNo <> R2.RoleNo
WHERE EXISTS (
SELECT PG.RoleNo
FROM V_PurposeGrouping PG
WHERE R.PartofFT = PG.PartofFT
AND R.RoleNo <> PG.RoleNo
)
Result:
UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = 'Student', OriginalOT = 'Teacher' WHERE RoleNo = 5.00
UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = 'Project', OriginalOT = 'Teacher' WHERE RoleNo = 8.00
UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = 'Project', OriginalOT = 'description' WHERE RoleNo = 10.00
UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = 'Student', OriginalOT = 'Project' WHERE RoleNo = 15.0
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The result of a SQL SELECT statement is a table.
Select Statement in SQL It is used to either fetch data according to some specified rule or display an entire table in SQL. The data displayed after the query execution is stored in a result table.
You can execute a SELECT statement in the following two ways: If the SELECT statement returns only one row, use PREPARE and EXECUTE INTO. This type of SELECT is often called a singleton SELECT. If the SELECT statement returns more than one row, you must use cursor-management statements.
The first step in the process is the execution of the statements in From clause followed by the Join clause. The result of these operations is getting a cartesian product of our two tables. Once the From and Join were executed, the processor will get the qualified rows based on the condition On.
Try using your first query to open a cursor, then within the loop execute the result string as dynamic SQL.
declare commands cursor for
SELECT 'UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = ''' + R2.PlayedbyOT + ''', OriginalOT = ''' + R.PlayedbyOT + ''' WHERE RoleNo = ' + CAST(R.RoleNo AS VARCHAR) + CHAR(13)
FROM Role R INNER JOIN Role R2
ON R.PartofFT = R2.PartofFT AND R.RoleNo <> R2.RoleNo
WHERE EXISTS (
SELECT PG.RoleNo
FROM V_PurposeGrouping PG
WHERE R.PartofFT = PG.PartofFT
AND R.RoleNo <> PG.RoleNo
)
declare @cmd varchar(max)
open commands
fetch next from commands into @cmd
while @@FETCH_STATUS=0
begin
exec(@cmd)
fetch next from commands into @cmd
end
close commands
deallocate commands
Try using this :
SELECT 'UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = ''' + R2.PlayedbyOT + ''', OriginalOT = ''' + R.PlayedbyOT + ''' WHERE RoleNo = ' + CAST(R.RoleNo AS VARCHAR) + CHAR(13)
FROM Role R INNER JOIN Role R2
ON R.PartofFT = R2.PartofFT AND R.RoleNo <> R2.RoleNo
WHERE EXISTS (
SELECT PG.RoleNo
FROM V_PurposeGrouping PG
WHERE R.PartofFT = PG.PartofFT
AND R.RoleNo <> PG.RoleNo
)
FOR XML PATH ('')
For which the result is going into one string column:
UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = 'Student', OriginalOT = 'Teacher' WHERE RoleNo = 5.00
UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = 'Project', OriginalOT = 'Teacher' WHERE RoleNo = 8.00
UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = 'Project', OriginalOT = 'description' WHERE RoleNo = 10.00
UPDATE Rolecopy SET PartofFT = 'Student', OriginalOT = 'Project' WHERE RoleNo = 15.0
All in the same column.
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