How to get two results from same stored procedure?

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Hello Experts,

I have two queries and I want them in one stored procedure which will give two datasets as results.
Here are my queries

SQL

SELECT distinct T.TITRANO, C.CIFN, C.CILN, C.CIPHONE,C.CIEMAIL, C.CICLDATE, D.CLDEANO,D.CLDEPHN, V.VIVVIN, V.VIVYEAR, V.VIVMAKE,V.VIVMODEL from DEV.CLCUSINF C, DEV.CLDEAINF D, DEV.CLVEHINF V, DEV.CLTRAINF T where T.TIVID=V.VIVID and T.TICICID=C.CICID and T.TIDEANO=D.CLDEANO;

select distinct T.TITRANO,L.LIDOT, L.LIAPPNBR,L.LITIRSIZ, L.LITIRDPT, L.LIRR, V.VIVIN from DEV.CLLITINF L, DEV.CLVEHINF V, DEV.CLTRAINF T where T.TILTID=L.LILTID and T.TIVID=L.VID and L.VID=V.VIVID

I want the results of two queries in two different resultsets something like a into two datatables.

Can anyone help me with this?

~~PS:I tried to Tag MySQL but it is not accepting so I tagged SQL. Actually I want a MySQL.~~

Posted 3-Mar-15 3:51am

sudevsu

Updated 3-Mar-15 4:02am

King Fisher

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CHill60 3-Mar-15 10:10am

Why not have two stored procedures - applying Separation of concerns[^] principle?
Or populate two tables which can be queried outside the SP.

sudevsu 3-Mar-15 10:14am

How to "populate two tables which can be queried outside the SP" ?

CHill60 3-Mar-15 10:17am

Just use "select .. into" to create the tables or "insert into" if they already exist. Then those tables will be on the database as any other.

sudevsu 3-Mar-15 10:22am

Thank you.I am not looking for this.

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King Fisher · Answer 1 · 2015-03-03T04:13:00

Solution 1

I hope you are looking for this,
try it,

http://www.devasp.net/net/articles/display/1377.html[^]

Posted 3-Mar-15 4:13am

King Fisher

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sudevsu 3-Mar-15 10:23am

Thank you. I have been there. I actually want something like that but in MySQL. I tried it as well But didn't work.

King Fisher 3-Mar-15 10:30am

i hope that article gives enough information for you.

sudevsu 3-Mar-15 10:34am

Not really. But Thank you

King Fisher 3-Mar-15 10:38am

Actually i don't have MySQL to check out. sorry dear!!
let' wait for some Response.;)