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  1. mollytu

    question about heap tables

    I'm seeking clarification. I've seen heap tables defined as tables with no CLUSTERED index, but can have NON-clustered indexes on them. However, it does seem that SQL Server makes a distinction between these definitions. As in the sysindexes table, indid 0, 1, 2 are for no-indexes, clustered...
  2. mollytu

    question about calling a stored procedure

    Markros, could you show a little example of what you mean... like an inline function?
  3. mollytu

    question about calling a stored procedure

    What about just looping the proc through each row in the table? That was my idea.
  4. mollytu

    question about calling a stored procedure

    That is a good idea, but I'm not allowed to modify the sp.
  5. mollytu

    question about calling a stored procedure

    Hi, How do you call a stored procedure to run for every row in a table? For example: EXEC myProc @field1, @field2, @outVar OUT, @outVar OUT against all the rows in a given table? Thank you
  6. mollytu

    case syntax help

    Thanks. I changed it around so that it's like: SELECT 'name', SUM (CASE WHEN ptno IN (99) THEN recno END) AS 'a', SUM (CASE WHEN ptno IN (99) THEN recno END) AS 'b' FROM x ... that works
  7. mollytu

    case syntax help

    Hi, What is wrong with this syntax? I want to name the column in the case for use in the #temp table but doesn't seem to like it. SELECT 'name', CASE WHEN ptno IN (99) THEN SUM (recno) 'a' WHEN ptno IN (13) THEN SUM (recno) 'b' END INTO #temp from myTable error: Msg 102, Level 15, State...
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