writing a single stored procedure for two queries

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hai friendz,
i written two sp's

one is for Selecting AdminId by EmployeeId

SQL

select AdminId from Employee where EmployeeId=@EmpId

another one is for Selecting CompanyName by AdminId

SQL

select E.CompanyId,C.CompanyName from Employee E,Company C where E.AdminId =@AdminId and E.CompanyId=C.Id

i want to select CompanyName by AdminId where I am passing EmployeeId..so i written two sp's for that..

Is there any way to combine these two sp's..
I want to write these two in a single sp...

Please help me

Thanks in advance

Posted 14-Oct-12 22:14pm

.net333

Updated 14-Oct-12 23:28pm

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Solution 1

u can use if condition i your Sp

SQL

IF condition 
(statement)
Else 'if insert returns an error'
( statement)
end

Posted 14-Oct-12 22:35pm

vivektiwari97701

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.net333 15-Oct-12 4:40am

thank you..but here i want to execute two queries...only i am passing EmployeeId from UI...by using EmployeeId i will get AdminId..By Using AdminId i will get CompanyName...

vivektiwari97701 15-Oct-12 4:42am

then u can use inner join.

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vivektiwari97701 · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-14T22:46:00

Solution 2

SQL

SELECT e.AdminId , s.CompanyName,s.CompanyId
   FROM Employee e
   INNER JOIN Company s
           ON e.AdminId = s.AdminId
  WHERE e.EmployeeId=@EmpId

Posted 14-Oct-12 22:46pm

vivektiwari97701

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.net333 15-Oct-12 4:53am

Thank you so much vivek...It's working..i tried many ways..but i didn't get the output....Once again Thank you

vivektiwari97701 15-Oct-12 4:55am

dont forgot to mark as solution.:-)

bhargavpp · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-14T23:12:00

Solution 3

SELECT e.AdminId , s.CompanyName,s.CompanyId
FROM Employee e
INNER JOIN Company s
ON e.AdminId = s.AdminId
WHERE e.EmployeeId=@EmpId and E.AdminId =@AdminId

Posted 14-Oct-12 23:12pm

bhargavpp

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.net333 15-Oct-12 5:26am

thank you..here i am not passing the AdminId..and i got the solution
SELECT e.AdminId , s.CompanyName,s.CompanyId
FROM Employee e
INNER JOIN Company s
ON e.AdminId = s.AdminId
WHERE e.EmployeeId=@EmpId

bhargavpp 15-Oct-12 5:34am

please vote it..