Execute a stored procedure inside another stored procedure

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I want to apply one condition on which the insert statement should work. I need to control what is getting inserted into temp tables from the storedproc output.

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insert into #temptable 
exec dbo.spGetInformation @input

Posted 23-Apr-13 0:48am

Bharath from India

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Prasad Khandekar · Answer 1 · 2013-04-23T00:54:00

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Hello Bharath,

Sine you have not given the details about your stored procedure, I suggest you to have a look at this article [^]. The Table-valued Functions or Temp Tables might be the options you are looking at.

Regards,

Posted 23-Apr-13 0:54am

Prasad Khandekar

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Bharath from India 23-Apr-13 6:59am

I am looking for something like this :
insert into #temptable
exec dbo.spGetInformation @input
where output_of_sp= condn

**AmitGajjar** · Answer 2 · 2013-04-23T00:52:00

Solution 1

Hi
You can probably use MSDN : Stored Procedure Output Paramter[^]

[Edit]
If you are not able to change your stored procedure then you can only check for successful execution of stored procedure.

SQL

DECLARE @result int;
EXECUTE @result = my_proc;

@result value 0 means that your stored procedure executed successfully.

For more information check this link[^]
[/Edit]

Best Luck.

Posted 23-Apr-13 0:52am

AmitGajjar

Updated 23-Apr-13 1:04am

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Bharath from India 23-Apr-13 6:58am

I dont have permission to edit the spGetInformation to include an output param

AmitGajjar 23-Apr-13 6:59am

What spGetInformation does ? is that only getting information from table ?

Bharath from India 23-Apr-13 7:11am

yes.. it was a complex query fetching data from tables. and I am not supposed to disrupt that SP

AmitGajjar 23-Apr-13 7:29am

have you checked my updated answer ?