Struggling with how to implement the following psuedo-code in SQL server 2000.
** Can you use more than one CURSOR variable?
If yes, when use FETCH_STATUS is it for cur1 or cur2 ??
Sample data is at the bottom.
Thanks for ANY suggestions !!
** Assume TABLE 1 is sorted by Record_Type, Order_no, Order_line_no
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dim @rectyp
dim @ord#
dim @lin#
Fetch (?) 1st record in TABLE1
While Still Records in TABLE1
Set sub_line# = 0
set @rectyp = Record_Type,
set @ord# = Order_no,
set @lin# = Order_line_no
while @rectyp = Record_Type and
@ord# = Order_no and
@lin# = Order_line_no
Set sub_line# = sub_line# + 1
update TABLE1 set line_ctr = sub_line#
get next record
end inner WHILE
end outer WHILE
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Sample data :
Data as it currently exists:
Record_type ......Order No......Order line no ......Line Ctr
OP.....................458001................5.... ...............0
OP .....................458001..............5 .................. 0
OP..................... 458001..............5..................0
OP .....................458001..............5........ ..........0
OP.....................458191..............1 ..................0
OP.....................458191..............1 .................. 0
OP..................... 458308..............73..................0
OP .....................458308..............73....... ........... 0
OP.....................458308..............73..... .............0
OP.....................458308..............73..... .............0
Want data to look like this after executing code:
Record_type ......Order No......Order line no ......Line Ctr
OP.....................458001................5.... ...............1
OP .....................458001..............5 .................. 2
OP..................... 458001..............5..................3
OP .....................458001..............5........ ..........4
OP.....................458191..............1 ..................1
OP.....................458191..............1 .................. 2
OP..................... 458308..............73..................1
OP .....................458308..............73....... ........... 2
OP.....................458308..............73..... .............3
OP.....................458308..............73..... .............4
I have a problem when using nested loops in my Control Flow. The package contains an outer Foreach Loop using the Foreach File Enumerator which in my test case will loop over two files found in a directory. Inside this loop is another Foreach Loop using the Foreach Nodelist Enumerator. Before entering the inner loop a variable, xpath, is set to a value that depends on the current file, i e /file[name = '@CurrentFileName']/content. The Nodelist Enumerator is set to use this variable as its OuterXPATHString. Now, this is what happens:
First Iteration: The first file is found and the value of xpath = /file[name = 'test1.txt']/content. When the inner loop is entered it iterates over the content elements under the file with name test1.txt as expected.
Second Iteration: The second file is found and the value of xpath = /file[name = 'test2.txt']/content. When the inner loop is entered it unexpectedly still iterates over the content elements under the file with name test1.txt.
My question is: Should it not be possible to change the loop condition of an inner loop in an outer loop such that the next time it is entered it will be done based on the new condition? It seems that the xpath variable is read once, the first time, and never again. If that is the case, does anyone know of a workaround?
Does fetch status in nested loops conflict?I have a script that should output a cluster record line and for each cluster record it must create a line for each household in the cluster. All the data is pulled from one table, 'LFS_APRIL_2015.dbo.LISTING'.This is the script:
--VARIABLE DECLARATION DECLARE @CLUSTER FLOAT, @HOUSEHOLD_NUMBER FLOAT, @FULL_ADDRESS CHAR(50), @HEAD_NAME CHAR(24)--CLUSTER LOOP DECLARE CLUSTER_CURSOR CURSOR FOR SELECT [LFS_APRIL_2015].[dbo].[LISTING].CLUSTER from [LFS_APRIL_2015].[dbo].[LISTING] where CLUSTER IS NOT NULL and DISTRICT = 1
OPEN CLUSTER_CURSOR
[code]...
It appears however that the clusters are being repeated.
hi, I am trying to 1)get all the names of a table that match another table 2)if count=0, then I want to insert into another table 'group' after getting its key.
I am totally lost, can somebody point me in the right direction.
how do I get the individual name so that I can insert into the group table, I tried 'select @name=name, that gave no results'. Thanks
while (SELECT name FROM names WHERE name in (select name from Group) and status = 'M' )=0 begin insert into group(group_id,name,action) values (@key, name, 'play' ) end
hi,I am trying to1)get all the names of a table that match another table2)while count=0, then I want to insert into another table 'group'after getting its key.I am totally lost, can somebody point me in the right direction.how do I get the individual name so that I can insert into the grouptable,I tried 'select @name=name, that gave no results'.Thankswhile (SELECT name FROM names WHERE name in (select name from Group)and status = 'M' )=0begininsert into CAll(group_id,name,action) values (@key, name, 'play' )endhow do i get the individual names to insert into another table ..
Hi, I have below psuedo code ... it will display correct result, however, it takes a bit longer time to display all results. I think it's because we have so many loops, and each record from the loop will do a query from database. I need some advice about how to speed up the process time. Thanks in advance. ... Do While NOT RS.EOF SQL_1 = "SELECT * FROM TB1" ; Set RS2 = Conn.Execute(SQL_1); Do WHILE NOT RS2.EOF SQL_2 = "SELECT * FROM TB2 WHERE NAME=" + RS2.FIELDS("Name"); Set RS3 = Conn.Execute(SQL_2); DO WHILE NOT RS3.EOF SQL_3 = "SELECT * FROM TB3 WHERE AGE=" + RS3.FIELDS("Age"); Set RS4 = Conn.Execute(SQL_3); DO WHILE NOT RS4.EOF Response.Write RS4.FIELDS("VAL"); loop loop loop loop ...
I have a stored procedure that I am trying to write. I want it to Grab a list of ids from one table, then loop through that list and select a group of records from a second table based on the first list. The 2nd list can have 1 + records per item from the first list. With in that record, I need to check the values in 2 fields, if the values = something I update a third field and move on to the next. So I need to be able to loop thru the second set also. Currently I have a cursor with in a cursor, but was told that was slow and not a good idea, so I am trying to figure out what other options I have.
Hello all. I'm mostly a VB.Net developer. I've been working on a intranet app that allows poeple in our company to self regisiter for access to Tools/Systems.
The data stucture: 1 Request with many Users requesting access.. Also on the same request, many applications requested for those same people.
After the application routes some 'Manager Reviews' and Updated the tblRequest, approving the request, I combine the Information into a tblRegistrations.
So there is a Matrix created. The Users requested are (User1, User2, UserX....) The Apps requested are (App1, App2, Appx....)
I created a Stored Proc that reads the List of USers, and inserts a record into tblRegistered for each App that was requested. User1, App1 User1, App2 User1, App3 User1, Appx User2, App1 User2, App2 User2, App3 User2, AppX UserX, AppX ...., ....
I user 2 cursors, Nested. The outer Cursor is the List of Users, and the inner Cusros is the list apps.
I appreciate if somone can show me how to do this with some other looping structure, or if not, examine the Decalrative statement of the Cursor, and define the propteries to make it most efficient, ie Static Local Forward Only, ect.
As I said, I don't DB Developer Experience.
Below is the copy of the Working Stored Proc:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_Insert_Registration] -- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here @Request_IDINT ,@SessionIDnvarchar(150)
--Local Scalar Values Select @Reg_Date=Request_Date From dbo.tblRequest Where Request_ID=@Request_ID
--First Cursor
DECLARE curRequest_Users CURSOR LOCAL STATIC FOR SELECT Request_User_FullName, Request_User_IonName From dbo.tblRequest_Users Where Request_ID =@Request_ID AND request_User_Session_ID=@SessionID
Open curRequest_Users
--Second Cursor
DECLARE curRequest_Applications CURSOR LOCAL Static FOR SELECT Request_App_ID, Request_App_Role From dbo.tblRequest_Applications Where Request_ID =@Request_ID AND Request_Apps_SessionID=@SessionID
FETCH curRequest_Users INTO @Request_user_FullName, @Request_User_IonName WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 BEGIN --Insert the Row Into tblRegistrations --Need to get the Application ID's the User(s) Has Been Approved For
Open curRequest_Applications
FETCH curRequest_Applications INTO @Request_App_ID, @Request_App_Role WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 BEGIN Insert Into dbo.tblRegistrations (Request_ID ,FUllName ,IonName ,Application_ID ,Application_Role ,Reg_Date ,Approved ,Approval_Date ) Values ( @Request_ID ,@Request_user_FullName ,@Request_User_IonName ,@Request_App_ID ,@Request_App_Role ,@Reg_Date ,'True' ,getdate() ) FETCH curRequest_Applications INTO @Request_App_ID, @Request_App_Role
END --Close the Inner Cursor CLOSE curRequest_Applications
FETCH curRequest_Users INTO @Request_user_FullName, @Request_User_IonName
END
DEALLOCATE curRequest_Applications
CLOSE curRequest_Users DEALLOCATE curRequest_Users
END TRY BEGIN CATCH -- Execute error retrieval routine. EXECUTE usp_GetErrorInfo;
Can somebody please tell me how can i write a tsql statement in sql server 2000.
Same time how can i get the last digit of a inteager variable through tsql .What i want is to write 'right(intVariable,4) which is in vb .I want that in sql server 2000
I brought my server to it's knees by creating 499.9GB of transaction log on a 500GB drive. Oops.
The db recovery model is SIMPLE.
I want to loop through some code, and minimize the transaction log file size. My second query here has an explicit transaction. Assume this code will loop about....1/2 Billion times. Is one (or both) of these going to record ALL 500,000,000 update statements in the Transaction Log (remember SIMPLE recovery)? Will the second one of these record a single transaction 500,000,000 time but not overwhelm the Log file due to simple recovery?
Any thoughts anyone?
Code Snippet declare @i bigint select @i = min(ID) from <MyTable> While @i is not null
begin
update <MyTable> set <SomeField> = <SomeValue> where ID = @i select @i = min(id) from <MyTable> where ID > @i end
Code Snippet declare @i bigint select @i = min(ID) from <MyTable> While @i is not null
begin
BEGIN TRANACTION
update <MyTable> set <SomeField> = <SomeValue> where ID = @i COMMIT select @i = min(id) from <MyTable> where ID > @i end
Hi, I'm trying to call a stored procedure in a for loop within an ASPX page. My code runs fine but it seems to skip over the function which uses the stored procedure. The procedure basically copies files from the the client to the server. I have the upload portion working which physically copies the files from the client to server but when it comes to copying the path into a field in a table it totally skips it.
Some one suggested that the for loop is operating too fast for the stored procedure to work.
I am trying to figure out an efficient way of comparing two tables of identical structure and primary keys only I want to do a join where one of the tables reveals values for records which have been modified and/or updated.
To illustrate, I have two tables in the generic form:
id-dt-val
For which the 'val' in table 2 could be different from the 'val' in table 1 - for a given id-dt coupling that are identical in both tables.
Does anyone know of an efficient way I could return all id-dt couplings in table 2 which have values that are different from those with the same id-dt couplings in table 1?
NOTE: I am asking this because I am trying to avoid explicit comparisons between the 'val' columns. The tables I am working with in actuality have roughly 900 or so columns, so I don't want this kind of a monster query to do (otherwise, I would simply do something like where a.id = b.id and a.dt = b.dt and a.val <> b.val) - but this won't do in this case.
As a sample query, I have the following script below. When I attempt the where not exists, as you might expect, I only get the one record in which the id-dt coupling is different from those in table 1, but I'm not sure how to return the other records where the id-dt coupling is the same in table 1 but for where modified values exist:
create table #tab1 ( id varchar(3), dt datetime, val float ) go
create table #tab2 ( id varchar(3), dt datetime, val float ) go
insert into #tab1 values ('ABC','01/31/1990',5.436) go insert into #tab1 values ('DEF','01/31/1990',4.427) go insert into #tab1 values ('GHI','01/31/1990',7.724) go
insert into #tab2 values ('XYZ','01/31/1990',3.333) go insert into #tab2 values ('DEF','01/31/1990',11.111) go insert into #tab2 values ('GHI','01/31/1990',12.112) go
select a.* from #tab2 a --Trouble is, this only returns the XYZ record where not exists (select b.* from #tab1 b where a.id = b.id and a.dt = b.dt) go
drop table #tab1 drop table #tab2 go
I really dont' want to have to code up a loop to do the value by value comparison for inequality, so if anyone knows of an efficient set-based way of doing this, I would really appreciate it.
I need to modify the folliwng report to produce a weekly version of it. To get a weekly version, simply find the first day of the week for the @dtm1 value :
should be something like @firstofweek=dateadd(day,(datepart(dw,@dtm1)*-1)+1,@dtm1) to get the Sunday date
I think i will then then need to loop through from firstofweek to last of week (last of week will be the Saturday)
would suggest having a dayofweek column on your temporary table.
CREATE PROCEDURE rpt_siteMealListWeekly
@dtm1 AS DATETIME
,@cmb1 AS VARCHAR(100)
WITH ENCRYPTION
AS
--DECLARE @dtm1 AS DATETIME
DECLARE @siteid as integer
SELECT @siteid=siteid from site where sitename=@cmb1
--SELECT @dtm1='2007-09-13',@siteid=1
--select convert (char(11),@dtm1,113)
DECLARE @mybit AS INTEGER
SET @mybit=10
SELECT @mybit = CASE datepart(dw,@dtm1)
WHEN 1 THEN 1 -- 'Sunday'
WHEN 2 THEN 2 -- 'Monday'
WHEN 3 THEN 4 -- 'Tuesday'
WHEN 4 THEN 8 -- 'Wednesday'
WHEN 5 THEN 16 -- 'Thursday'
WHEN 6 THEN 32 -- 'Friday'
WHEN 7 THEN 64 -- 'Saturday'
END
CREATE TABLE #tmp_table(
childid INTEGER null
,br BIT null
,di BIT null
,te BIT null
,type integer default 0
)
INSERT #tmp_table
SELECT DISTINCT sa.childid
,CASE WHEN sha.br & @mybit>0 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END
,CASE WHEN sha.di & @mybit>0 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END
,CASE WHEN sha.te & @mybit>0 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END
,0
FROM
sessionAttendance sa
,simplehoursassignment sha
,session s
,child c
WHERE
sha.childid=sa.childid
AND
sha.siteid=sa.siteid
AND
s.siteid=sa.siteid
AND
c.siteid = sa.siteid
AND
c.childid = sa.childid
AND
sa.siteid=@siteid
AND
s.identityid=sa.identityid
AND
s.dayofweek=datepart(dw,@dtm1)
AND
s.siteid=sa.siteid
AND
@dtm1 between cast(floor(cast(sa.datefrom as float))as smalldatetime) and cast(floor(cast(sa.dateto as float))as smalldatetime)
AND
sa.userdefid=0
AND
(
--check not a company holiday
not exists
(select
1
from
companyholidays ch
where
siteID=@siteID
and
@dtm1 between cast(floor(cast(ch.datefrom as float))as smalldatetime)
and
cast(floor(cast(ch.dateto as float))as smalldatetime)
My problem is basically i need to call a stored proc for each entry in a table, i.e, basically a for loop calling stored procs with parameter coming from the table. I know two ways of doing this .. using cursor and using while loop with temp table. I dont like both approaches. Is there any good practice for this situation..
declare mycur cursor fast_forward for select ID from sometable
open mycur FETCH NEXT FROM mycur INTO @AID
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 begin exec dbo.storedproc @AID
It would appear that if a Child package is called more than once from a Parent using the 'Execute Package' task, then after the first execute the Parent Package Variables are not applied to child package. I.E we build dimensions in a master database and these are then loaded to a number of topic specific datamarts. We simply pass Parent variables to the child that hold source & target connection strings, the first time the package is called the correct database is accessed, subsequent Executes ignore the variables and use the original values. Manipulating the (our) event queue to run the package once results in the correct behaviour
Are packages cached when they are called from a Parent? if so is there a flag that I have missed to force a reload each time a child is executed?
This has just become a big problen for us so any guidance would greatly appreciated.
I have 2 tables, with a one to many relationship - lets say customers, and order items.
Each order record has a field that is meant to be a comma delimited list (they are reference numbers) that is driven by the quantity field. So, say in the order record, an item has a quantity of 3. The reference number will look like this:
1, 2, 3
And if the next order item for that customer has a quantity of 4, the reference number value is
4, 5, 6, 7
And the final item with quantity of 2:
8, 9
Reference numbers can either be auto assigned (and are in my web application) or manually set. If manually set they will NOT be numeric.
In my web application, it is possible for users to return to a customer's order and edit a line item. My problem is when users changes the quantity of an item, and I have to reset the reference numbers.
If the quantity of line item 2 changes from 4 to 3, I need to reset all the values for that, and any other, order item that comes after it:
4, 5, 6 (2nd) 7,8 (3rd with same quantity of 2).
I felt a cursor would be the best way to handle this. But I am having trouble re-assigning my variable to be the next number in the series when the cursor is running.
This is what I have so far. The print lines and hard coded values are for debugging purposes only.
DECLARE @NumberingType varchar(10) DECLARE @TotalSum int DECLARE @DoorLineItemID int DECLARE @Quantity int DECLARE @SeedInt int
SET @SeedInt = 1
SELECT @TotalSum = SUM(Quantity) FROM DoorLineItems WHERE UniversalOrderID = 12345
DECLARE UpdateRefCursor CURSOR FOR SELECT DoorLineItemID, Quantity FROM DoorLineItems WHERE UniversalOrderID = 12345 AND NumberingType = 1
OPEN UpdateRefCursor
FETCH NEXT FROM UpdateRefCursor INTO @DoorLineItemID, @Quantity DECLARE @RefNumberLine varchar(1024) SET @RefNumberLine = ''
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 BEGIN
WHILE @SeedInt <= @Quantity BEGIN
SET @RefNumberLine = @RefNumberLine + CONVERT(varchar, @SeedInt, 101) + ', ' SET @SeedInt = @SeedInt + 1
I need a stored proc to kill spids, but the following sproc loops infinitely with the same [correct] spid being printed out. What am I doing wrong?
The select statement, when I execute it via the query grid, returns the correct and finite number of spids.
Any help greatly appreciated. Judith
CREATE PROCEDURE rasp_KillDBProcess @dbname varchar(128) AS declare @KillSpid smallint declare @SQL varchar(1000) -- declare DBCursor cursor Forward_only for SELECT distinct l.spid FROM master.dbo.syslocks l INNER JOIN master.dbo.sysdatabases d ON l.dbid = d.dbid WHERE (d.name = N'coj_pcisdata') open DBCursor -- Fetch next from DBCursor into @Killspid -- While (@@Fetch_status <> -1) Begin If (@@Fetch_status <> -2) begin print 'spid = ' + cast(@killspid as varchar(12)) --exec ('kill ' + @killspid)
end -- end Fetch next from DBCursor into @Killspid -- close dbcursor deallocate dbcursor print 'end'
Can you give a whole SQL statement an alias so you can use it later?
Eg.
SELECT * FROM Employees WHERE age < 19 -- Could I call the above statement something like 'statement1' to use below as shown
SELECT * FROM Employees WHERE age < 25 AND NOT IN (statement1)
Soin effect I get a nested statement. The reason I am asking about aliases is because this would need to be repeated for, E.g. age < 30 Then age < 35 and so on and so forth.
So basically, I just want to alias a qhole SQL statement
Hi all,I have a query that looks like so:SELECT GLDCT AS [Doc Type], GLDOC AS DocNumber, GLALID ASPerson_NameFROM F0911WHERE (GLAID = '00181913')However by stipulating that GLAID = GLAID I cannot get the person_nameas not all the GLALID fields are filled in. from my reading of thehelpdesk I have a felling that a nested query might be the way to goor a self-join but beyond this I am lost!?Many thanks for any pointers in advance.Sam
I am trying to do some nested IF ELSE conditions. I get an error saying 'Error near work Begin'. Below is teh query and the variables comes in thru cursor.
Can somebody advise me on this and also let me know the best practices and alternative to this if any.
IF (@CCTable = 'Claiminassoc') BEGIN IF ( @ClaimCenterField = 'ClaimID' AND @VALUE ='Claim') BEGIN UPDATE dbo.Table SET ColName = 'Y' WHERE ID = @ID AND CCTable = 'Claiminassoc' AND CCField = 'ClaimID' AND DWField = 'CatastropheDesignationFlag' END END
ELSE IF (@CCTable = 'EmploymentData') BEGIN IF (@VALUE ='TRUE') BEGIN UPDATE dbo.Table SET ColName = 'Y' WHERE ID = @ID AND CCTable = 'Claim' AND CCField = 'WagePaymentCont' END
ELSE IF (@VALUE ='FALSE') BEGIN UPDATE dbo.Table SET ColName = 'N' WHERE ID = @ID AND CCTable = 'Claim' AND CCField = 'WagePaymentCont' END END
I have a challenge, which seems like it is probably trivial, but SQL chops are not up to the task, and I am hoping one of you hot-shot DBAs can throw me a bone!
I have a query that populates an OLAP Time dimension table (basically one row per day of the year over several years). What I want to do is expand that table to include each hour of each day over the time span.
The CTE I am using for the day population is:
Code Snippet WITH dates(date) -- A recursive CTE that produce all dates between 2006 and 2057-12-31 AS ( SELECT cast('2006' AS dateTime) date -- SQL Server supports the ISO 8601 format so this is an unambigious shortcut for 1999-01-01 UNION ALL -- http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190977.aspx SELECT (date + 1) AS date FROM dates WHERE date < cast('2058' AS dateTime) -1 )
What I wanted to do was something like:
Code Snippet WITH hours(hr) AS ( SELECT (DATEPART(hh,date) hr UNION ALL SELECT (hr + 1) AS hr FROM hours WHERE hr < 24 )
inserted just after
Code Snippet FROM dates
in the initial CTE. But from what I have read, it seems as though nested CTEs are not allowed.
Can someone pls advise the maximum number of nested IIF statements allowed in a VS 2005 report builder layout textbox expression? I seem to be hitting a wall at about 10, but cannot find verification. In case the limitation is by characters, the full expression would run about 3,500. Any other limitations which may have a bearing?
Hi all! I have a problem with my stored procedure, What I'm trying to do here is whenever a user tries to register, the stored procedure will check if the username already exists, and if not it'll now check if the email has already been entered into the database then if not the stored procedure will go ahead and insert the values into the database. *If the username already exists it'll return -1, and if the email already exists then return -2.
SELECT Username FROM UserAccount WHERE Username = @UsernameIF @@ROWCOUNT = 0 SELECT Email FROM UserAccount WHERE Email = @Email IF @@ROWCOUNT = 0 BEGIN
INSERT INTO UserAccount (Username, Password, Email, FirstName, LastName, Gender, BirthDate, Country, State, Zip, AdditionalInfo) VALUES (@Username, @Password, @Email, @FirstName, @LastName, @Gender, @BirthDate, @Country, @State, @Zip, @AdditionalInfo) END ELSE BEGIN
Hi, I'm not sure if this is a good place to ask sql questions, so please bear with me here...I have a table like soid, parentidWhat I'm trying to do is to write a self join where given a random ID, it'll give me the whole tree of its decendents. (I don't need its parent)so say I have data liek soid parentid1 null2 13 2when I specificy 1, it'll give me 2 and 3, even though 3 is indirectly related to 1. when I say 2, it'll just give me 3. Thanks a lot. GREATLY appreicate it.
What's worng, please help? SELECT TTarea,personel,Date FROM person_table WHERE TTarea = (SELECT TTarea FROM TTarea_table WHERE Center='CENTER_office') I have many TTarea and I want to send back from inner SELECT statement but give an error that inner select statement don't return many result.I want to return many result and I display many TTarea in the CENTER_office
Im inserting some data into a table and grabbing the new UserID with this statement
SELECT @UserID = @@IDENTITY
I would like to use the @UserID to Execute another SP within the same proc.. ..something like this
Exec AnotherSP(@UserId)
But this doesnt seem to be working....Its seems to me that this is a much better approach performance wise rather than returning the UserID to the Business Logic Layer and calling another SP....Im I correct in that assumption....any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
I think I am getting an endless loop here... anyone know how to fix it?
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CREATE PROCEDURE TrigSendPreNewIMAlertP2 @REID int
AS
Declare @RRID int Declare @ITID int Declare @FS2 int Declare @FS1 int
Declare crReqRec cursor for select RRID from RequestRecords where REID = @REID and RRSTatus = 'IA' and APID is not null open crReqRec fetch next from crReqRec into @RRID
Declare crImpGrp cursor for select ITID from RequestRecords where RRID = @RRID open crImpGrp fetch next from crImgGrp into @ITID
while @@fetch_status = 0 select @FS1 = @@Fetch_Status
EXEC TrigSendNewIMAlertP2 @ITID
FETCH NEXT FROM crImpGrp into @ITID
close crImpGrp deallocate crImpGrp
while @@Fetch_Status = 0 select @FS2 = @@Fetch_Status
