declare curQueryVehicleHave cursor for
exec sp_executesql @.strQueryVehicleHave
@.strQueryVehicleHave this string contain a queryMaybe someone can offer a better alternative, but as far as I know you can't do it that way. You will need to place the results of the EXEC into a #temp table and then use the #temp table as the source of your cursor.
At the risk of looking like an idiot, this is my testing code:
DECLARE @.myQuery nvarchar(800)
SET @.myQuery = 'select div_code from division'
DECLARE @.div_code varchar(10)
CREATE Table #Temp (div_code varchar(10))INSERT INTO #Temp (div_code) EXECUTE sp_executesql @.myQuery -- note that a table variable will not work here
DECLARE curQueryVehicleHave CURSOR FOR SELECT * FROM #TEMP
OPEN curQueryVehicleHave
FETCH NEXT FROM curQueryVehicleHave INTO @.div_code
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
PRINT @.div_code
FETCH NEXT FROM curQueryVehicleHave INTO @.div_code
ENDCLOSE curQueryVehicleHave
DEALLOCATE curQueryVehicleHave
DROP TABLE #Temp
Terri|||I hate this about SQL Server. I'd like to see a syntax like
insert into TableName (Columns, ...)
select Columns, ...
from
exec StoredProc
Please SQL Server people?
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