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How to get Column Value From a Statement if Table Name passes dynamically through a variable....?

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    Manish_Kumar_Nayak
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    In SQL Server 2005... How to get Column Value From a Statement if Table Name passes dynamically through a variable....?

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      In SQL Server 2005... How to get Column Value From a Statement if Table Name passes dynamically through a variable....?

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      You need to use dynamic sql in your prodecure.

      Declare @SQL varchar(100)

      set @SQL = 'Select ' + @Field + ',' + @Field2 +' from TableName'

      Exec (@SQL)

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        You need to use dynamic sql in your prodecure.

        Declare @SQL varchar(100)

        set @SQL = 'Select ' + @Field + ',' + @Field2 +' from TableName'

        Exec (@SQL)

        Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        Manish_Kumar_Nayak
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        Declare one more variable and assign first column value and Print this value....... Okay..........

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          You need to use dynamic sql in your prodecure.

          Declare @SQL varchar(100)

          set @SQL = 'Select ' + @Field + ',' + @Field2 +' from TableName'

          Exec (@SQL)

          Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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          PIEBALDconsult
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          But why use a stored procedure at all? Just do the same thing but in regular code.

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