how to store value in temporary table after exec statement

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how to store value in temptable after exec statement

I have one,-
exec (@sql )

Here @sql contains a select statement. I want to store that result into a temp table. but it will store after the exec statement.

Posted 24-Nov-11 19:59pm

Prasanta_Prince

Updated 24-Nov-11 20:01pm

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Solution 2

Something like this you have to create the Temp Table

CREATE TABLE #LocalTempTable(
UserID int,
UserName varchar(50), 
UserAddress varchar(150))

And for inserting in Temp table

insert into #LocalTempTable values ( 1, 'Abhijit','India');

And for seleting

select * from #LocalTempTable

Posted 24-Nov-11 20:07pm

Anuj Banka

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Prasanta_Prince 25-Nov-11 2:22am

Here create table will not work .. I cant recognise table column datatype and all that . something like select * into from tableName can work.

Solution 4

Following will work if the columns returned by exec statement are same as the columns specified for temporary table.

insert into @tempTable
exec(@sql)

Complete example:

SQL

declare @tempTable table(userid int, userName varchar(50))

declare @sql varchar(1000)

set @sql = 'select 1, ''test user'''

insert into @tempTable
exec (@sql)

select * from @tempTable

Posted 24-Nov-11 20:28pm

saini arun

Updated 24-Nov-11 20:30pm

v2

Solution 1

Have a look at similar Question-Answer discussion below.

Dynamic SQL results into temp table in SQL Stored procedure

Posted 24-Nov-11 20:07pm

RaisKazi

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Prasanta_Prince 25-Nov-11 2:22am

Here create table will not work .. I cant recognise table column datatype and all that . something like select * into from tableName can work.

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Prasanta_Prince · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-24T20:21:00

Solution 3

Here create table will not work .. I cant recognise table column datatype and all that . something like select * into from tableName can work but i have to implement after exec statement, not with in the exec statement.

Posted 24-Nov-11 20:21pm

Prasanta_Prince

Updated 24-Nov-11 20:29pm

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