How do I...use single stored procedure which will have to update multiple tables

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Hi, I want to create a stored procedure that should update multiple tables...following are my insert statements, and I want to make it for update

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INSERT INTO EmpPayInfo(EmpId,Sno,SalaryAllowance,AccountNumber,Amount,Fix,CompanyCode,IsActive

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INSERT INTO EmpDocument(EmpId,EmpDocument,EmpDocRef,EmpDocPath,EmpDocFile,SNo,CompCode,IsActive

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INSERT INTO EmpDependents(EmpId,Sno,Name,Relation,DOB,Passport,Remarks,CompCode,IsActive

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INSERT INTO EmpInsurance(EmpId,PrdType,PrdProvider,PrdAccNo,PrdRemarks,sno,CompCode,IsActive

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INSERT INTO EmpTraining(EmpId,TrainingDate,TrainingTitle,Remarks,sno,CompCode,IsActive

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INSERT INTO EmpProduct(EmpId,RecDate,Product,Qty,Remarks,sno,CompCode,IsActive

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INSERT INTO EmpNotes(EmpId,Remarks,sno,CompCode,IsActive

Posted 12-Apr-15 22:32pm

Updated 12-Apr-15 22:44pm

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Tomas Takac 13-Apr-15 4:45am

What's your question? Where are you stuck?

Meer Wajeed Ali 13-Apr-15 4:47am

Mean I want to know how to write sp for multiple tables, I just want concept and syntaxes..

jaket-cp 13-Apr-15 5:01am

Can you elaborate on what you mean by "I want to make it for update"

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-04-12T22:47:00

So do it.
Just setup a transaction round all the inserts so that if any one fails for whatever reason you can roll back them all.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-GB/library/ms188929.aspx[^] includes an example.

Posted 12-Apr-15 22:47pm