Return multiple rows MSSQL

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What should I use if I want to get rows of data.
Should I use view and just do "SELECT * FROM [myview]"? or is there a better way?

Posted 7-Jan-13 2:36am

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ZurdoDev 7-Jan-13 8:38am

That will work. Or, just select * from table. Or, create a stored procedure or function. It just depends on what you are doing.

Daskul 7-Jan-13 8:42am

What is the term for Views, Functions, Stored Procedures, Routines? Is there some kind of thing like them that returns multiple row data so that I can omit the SELECT statement?

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2013-01-07T02:59:00

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Is there some kind of thing like them that returns multiple row data so that I can omit the SELECT statement?
AFAIK, No. Whatever you use, table, view or SP, you need to have a SELECT at the end to retrieve data.

Posted 7-Jan-13 2:59am

Sandeep Mewara