I want to call the Stored Procedure which returns a table in the Table Valued Function. How to create the Table Valued Function?
For Example: "sp_GetTable" is the Stored procedure. It returns a table. Here, I want to write one function called "fn_GetTable"
I want to get the same result which has given by Stored Procedure.
Here is my Stored Procedure:
ALTER PROC sp_GetTable
AS
BEGIN
------------ Creating TempTable(#MasterTable) ----------------------
CREATE TABLE #MasterTable
(ItemID INT, ItemName VARCHAR(100), Specifications VARCHAR(100), D1 VARCHAR(50), D2 VARCHAR(50), D3 VARCHAR(50),
D1_Code VARCHAR(50), D2_Code VARCHAR(50), D3_Code VARCHAR(50))
------------ Creating TempTable(#TempItems) ----------------------
CREATE TABLE #TempItems(ItemID INT, ItemName VARCHAR(100), Specifications VARCHAR(100), D1 VARCHAR(50), D2 VARCHAR(50), D3 VARCHAR(50),
D1_Code VARCHAR(50), D2_Code VARCHAR(50), D3_Code VARCHAR(50))
------------ Creating & Inserting TempTable(@Dim) ----------------------
DECLARE @Dim TABLE (DCodes VARCHAR(100))
INSERT INTO @Dim SELECT D1_Code FROM MAS_SizeType WHERE D1_Code <> ''
INSERT INTO @Dim SELECT D2_Code FROM MAS_SizeType WHERE D2_Code <> ''
INSERT INTO @Dim SELECT D3_Code FROM MAS_SizeType WHERE D3_Code <> ''
------------ Inserting data into TempTable(#MasterTable) ----------------------
INSERT INTO #MasterTable
SELECT STR_Item.ItemID, STR_Item.ItemName, STR_Item_Specifications.SpecificationName,
STR_Item.D1, STR_Item.D2, STR_Item.D3, MAS_SizeType.D1_Code, MAS_SizeType.D2_Code,
MAS_SizeType.D3_Code
FROM STR_Item INNER JOIN
MAS_SizeType ON STR_Item.SizeTypeID = MAS_SizeType.SizeTypeID INNER JOIN
STR_Item_Specifications ON STR_Item.SpecificationID = STR_Item_Specifications.SpecificationID
-------------------- Inserting Data into #TempItems Table ----------------------------
INSERT INTO #TempItems
SELECT
*
FROM #MasterTable
------------------Cursor for All dimensions details into single row for each items ----------------------
DECLARE @DCode VARCHAR(MAX), @Cnt INT
SET @Cnt = 0
DECLARE ColAdd CURSOR FOR
SELECT DISTINCT DCodes FROM @Dim
OPEN ColAdd
FETCH NEXT FROM ColAdd INTO @DCode
WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS = 0)
BEGIN
SET @Cnt = 1
EXECUTE ('ALTER TABLE #TempItems ADD ' + @DCode + ' VARCHAR(50)')
EXECUTE('UPDATE #TempItems SET [' + @DCode + '] = M.D1
FROM #MasterTable M
INNER JOIN #TempItems T ON T.ItemID = M.ItemID AND M.D1_Code = ''' + @DCode + '''')
EXECUTE('UPDATE #TempItems SET [' + @DCode + '] = M.D2
FROM #MasterTable M
INNER JOIN #TempItems T ON T.ItemID = M.ItemID AND M.D2_Code = ''' + @DCode + '''')
EXECUTE('UPDATE #TempItems SET [' + @DCode + '] = M.D3
FROM #MasterTable M
INNER JOIN #TempItems T ON T.ItemID = M.ItemID AND M.D3_Code = ''' + @DCode + '''')
FETCH NEXT FROM ColAdd INTO @DCode
END
CLOSE ColAdd
DEALLOCATE ColAdd
IF (@Cnt = 1)
BEGIN
SELECT @DCode = STUFF(( SELECT DISTINCT '],[' + ltrim(DCodes)
FROM @Dim
ORDER BY '],[' + ltrim(DCodes)
FOR XML PATH('')
), 1, 2, '') + ']'
EXECUTE ('SELECT ItemID, ItemName, Specifications, ' + @DCode + ' FROM #TempItems ORDER BY ItemName')
END
DROP TABLE #TempItems
DROP TABLE #MasterTable
END
Solution 2. No, its not possible. You have to rewrite your procedure to user defined function.
First a Table Variable of User Defined Table Type has to be created of the same schema as that of the Table Valued parameter. Then it is passed as Parameter to the Stored Procedure and the Stored Procedure is executed using the EXEC command in SQL Server.
According to Microsoft standard, stored procedures cannot be executed inside the function, but technically it is possible with some tweaks.
In Object Explorer, connect to an instance of the SQL Server Database Engine, expand that instance, and then expand Databases. Expand the database that you want, expand Programmability, and then expand Stored Procedures. Right-click the user-defined stored procedure that you want and select Execute Stored Procedure.
It's possible to do this from within a Scalar Function, not possible to do from a Table Valued Function. Scalar-valued Functions return a single data-type value and cannot return tables either. Since you cannot select from a stored procedure (you need to EXEC
) there is no place for this in a table-valued function.
In general, if the stored procedure returns a, single, result set, define a table-valued function. If the stored procedure computes a scalar value, define a scalar function.
From: Rewriting Stored Procedures as Functions
Re-writing the Stored Procedure as a Table-Valued Function will yield you the most performance.
Cant be done. You need to rewrite your SP to be a UDF.
Edit
Apparently there are some really ugly workarounds using openquery
. But I would recommend rewriting your SP to a function, then you can call the new function from the old SP (if you need to)
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