i need multiple select query in stored procedure

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this is my stored procedure:

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ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[cls_search]
	@serarchtype int=null,   // this mode use for multiple select
	@cls_code varchar(20)=null,// other twoo are column
	@cls_name varchar(30)=null
AS
BEGIN
		if (@serarchtype = 1)
		BEGIN
		select cls_code,cls_name from Cls_master where cls_code=@cls_code 
		END
		else
		BEGIN
		select cls_code,cls_name from Cls_master where cls_name=@cls_name 
		END
END

i want to use 1 as @serarchtype and @cls_code but no give @cls_name then first select query
execute

otherwise
use 2 as @serarchtype and @cls_name but no give @cls_code then second select query execute

plz help me

Posted 3-Oct-13 8:20am

priyanshbhaliya

Updated 3-Oct-13 13:12pm

Nelek

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Ramanathan Kannappan 3-Oct-13 14:37pm

Do you want this in single query?

Azee 3-Oct-13 14:39pm

Not clear man, you have got the query, what is the problem?

priyanshbhaliya 3-Oct-13 23:34pm

yes,i want this in single query..

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RedDk · Answer 1 · 2013-10-03T08:42:00

Well, for starters, this modification works:

DECLARE @strNonsense_02 [nvarchar](66)
SET @strNonsense_02 = 'nonesense_02'
DECLARE @searchtype[int]
SET @searchtype = 1
BEGIN
		if (@searchtype = 1)
		BEGIN
		select @strNonsense_01 --cls_code,cls_name from Cls_master where cls_code=@cls_code 
		END
		else
		BEGIN
		select @strNonsense_02 -- from Cls_master where cls_name=@cls_name 
		END
END

Returns:

nonesense_01

And:

BEGIN
		if (@searchtype = 65)
		BEGIN
		select @strNonsense_01 --cls_code,cls_name from Cls_master where cls_code=@cls_code 
		END
		else
		BEGIN
		select @strNonsense_02 -- from Cls_master where cls_name=@cls_name 
		END
END