How to execute query output as parameter in SQL server

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I'm having Range table with values
Eg:
Sno Start End
1 1 25000
2 25001 49999
3 50000 74990
4 74991 99985

I'm using dynamic query to Execute stored procedure based on range table values.
Eg:

select 'Exec MainScript '''+convert(varchar(10),Eomonth(GETDATE()-1),120)+''','''+convert(varchar(20),Sno)+''','+convert(varchar(20),Start)+','+convert(varchar(20),End)+''
from Range_table order by Sno

Result will be

Exec MainScript '2022-03-31','1',1,25000
Exec MainScript '2022-03-31','2',25001,49999
Exec MainScript '2022-03-31','3',50000,74990
Exec MainScript '2022-03-31','4',74991,99985

My requirement is to automatically run output query without copy and paste in another query window to get the desired output

What I have tried:

CREATE TYPE TableType AS TABLE(QueryList nvarchar(500))

CREATE PROCEDURE spInsert @QueryList TableType READONLY
AS
BEGIN
select * from QueryTab
END

DECLARE @QueryList TableType
EXECUTE spInsert @QueryList

Posted 10-Mar-22 23:58pm

kirthiga S

Updated 11-Mar-22 6:08am

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2022-03-11T06:08:00

This is one instance where a cursor[^] is probably the best option.

SQL

DECLARE @d date = EOMonth(DateAdd(day, -1, GetDate()));
DECLARE @SNo varchar(20), @Start int, @End int;

DECLARE range_cursor CURSOR
    LOCAL FORWARD_ONLY STATIC READ_ONLY
    FOR SELECT SNo, [Start], [End] FROM Range_Table ORDER BY SNo;

OPEN range_cursor;

FETCH NEXT range_cursor
INTO @SNo, @Start, @End;

WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 
BEGIN
    EXEC MainScript @d, @SNo, @Start, @End;
    
    FETCH NEXT range_cursor
    INTO @SNo, @Start, @End;
END;

CLOSE range_cursor;
DEALLOCATE range_cursor;