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How to use result set returned by Stored Procedures?

I had seen the:

CREATE TABLE #tmp (...)
INSERT #tmp (...)
EXEC @err = some_sp @par1, @par2 ...

approach for processing stored procedure result set but this method has a limitation when it is used by nested SPs.

I wish to know if there is another approach to solve this problem.

My personal e-mail: jlagunam28@yahoo.com

Regard,
john
Sep 7 '06 #1
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