2
Other than with the use of CURSOR
and WHILE
in the SQL Server
, what other ways it would be possible to traverse the result lines of a SELECT
in a STORED PROCEDURE
?
2
Other than with the use of CURSOR
and WHILE
in the SQL Server
, what other ways it would be possible to traverse the result lines of a SELECT
in a STORED PROCEDURE
?
5
Apart from CURSOR
and WHILE
I don’t believe there’s any other way.
On the Oracle we have a FOR
loop, but this does not exist in SQL Server. However I do not see the real need to have even more ways to iterate a SELECT
in addition to these two cases.
Iterate the results, even if using a CURSOR
, I don’t think it’s a good idea anymore because it’s not performatic, imagine a WHILE
or any other loop.
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