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Aug 10, 2006

hi

i have stored procedure and i need to access another database in my stored procedure

I'm going to query a table which is located in another database



as you know it is impossible to use the USE database keyword in stored procedures

so what should I do?

thanks.

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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description
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@Image,
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I am running Sql Server 2005, When I create a new stored procedure and try to save it, I'm prompted with the 'save file as dialog'. Is'nt the stored procedure suppose to be saved within the database?

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Feb 27, 2007

How do I correctly query from a different database table in a stored procedure?

Here is the procedure:

CREATE PROCEDURE spInsertRegistration

@firstname varchar(25),
@lastname varchar(25),
@job_title varchar(50),
@manager varchar(50),
@cost_center char(3),
@address varchar(50),
@city varchar(50),
@state_id INT,
@zip char(5),
@email varchar(50),
@phone char(10),
@roommate varchar(50),
@arrival datetime,
@departure datetime,
@special_needs varchar(500),
@result INT OUTPUT

AS

DECLARE @stateabr VARCHAR(2)

SET @result=0


SELECT @stateabr=state_abr FROM Public.dbo.state WHERE state_id=@state_id


INSERT INTO registration_form
VALUES(@firstname,@lastname,@job_title,@manager,@cost_center,@address,@city,@stateabr,@zip,@email,@phone,@roommate,@arrival,@departure,@special_needs)

IF @@rowcount>0
SET @result=1
GO

This is the specific line where I'm trying to access a different database:

SELECT @stateabr=state_abr FROM Public.dbo.state WHERE state_id=@state_id

Thank you.

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how can we use 2 databases in 1 stored procedure.
like for example i want to get records from 1 table and insert it to other tables in another database.
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