How do I get second rowset on Stored procedure using exec syntax

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I have a stored procedure that returns three rowsets. The stored procedure is:

SQL

USE [AVAA]
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[SPGetDate]
AS
BEGIN
    SELECT * from tblAVAA;
    SELECT * from tblKit;
    SELECT GETDATE();
END

On exec [dbo].[SPGetDate], it is returning me three rowset which is as needed, but in another stored procedure, i only want value from second rowset, i.e. tblKit using exec [dbo].[SPGetDate].. Is there any key word to be added on exec [dbo].[SPGetDate] so that it will give me only second rowset??
Please do not give me a suggestion of directly entering SELECT * from tblKit; in my required SP because this is just an example of my actual requirement.
Any help???
Thanks in advance

Posted 25-Jun-15 6:47am

Codes DeCodes

Updated 25-Jun-15 6:59am

CHill60

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CHill60 · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-25T07:25:00

You can alter the SP to pass parameter(s) indicating which results you want. E.g.

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[SPGetDate]
	@Param1 int, 
	@Param2 int, 
	@Param3 int
AS
BEGIN
	IF @Param1 = 1
		SELECT * from tblAVAA;
	IF @Param2 = 1
		SELECT * from tblKit;
	IF @Param3 = 1
		SELECT GETDATE();
END
GO

called like this

exec [dbo].[SPGetDate] 0,1,0

Or you could have a single parameter and use bitwise comparison e.g.

SQL

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[SPGetDate]
    @Param1 int
AS
BEGIN
    IF @Param1 & 1 = 1
        SELECT * from tblAVAA;
    IF @Param1 & 2 = 2
        SELECT * from tblKit;
    IF @Param1 & 4 = 4
        SELECT GETDATE();
END
GO

which could be called like this (note the variables are just to make it obvious which resultsets are required)

SQL

declare @RS1 int = 1
declare @RS2 int = 2
declare @RS3 int = 4

exec [dbo].[SPGetDate] @rs2 -- 2nd recordset only

or

SQL

declare @reports int = @RS1 + @RS3
exec [dbo].[SPGetDate] @reports --1st and 3rd recordsets only

Alternatively just discard the other data in your other SP