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Hello
Newbie here. Is there a way of creating a VIEW...using a stored procedure. I am basically trying to create a view to return some data that I am getting using a stored procedure. I have created the procedure and when I execute this its working ok. The stored procedure uses a datefrom and dateTo which I have set up by tweaking the getdate() and getdate()-2. In other words can you create a view like this CREATE VIEW view_test AS exec proc_test GO Any will be greatly appreciated. Remmy |
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A view is a single SELECT statement. If you can write the stored
procedure as a single SELECT you can make that SELECT into a view. Otherwise, you might look into Table Valued Functions. Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT On Wed, 19 Sep 2007 14:43:04 -0000, apothecary <wamweri@gmail.com> wrote: >Hello > >Newbie here. > >Is there a way of creating a VIEW...using a stored procedure. I am >basically trying to create a view to return some data that I am >getting using a stored procedure. > >I have created the procedure and when I execute this its working ok. >The stored procedure uses a datefrom and dateTo which I have set up by >tweaking the getdate() and getdate()-2. > >In other words can you create a view like this > >CREATE VIEW view_test >AS > exec proc_test >GO > >Any will be greatly appreciated. > >Remmy |
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