procedure for create a table in sql server 2005

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i have a web form on which i have a button .On click that button i want to create a table in sql server 2005 with two columns in which on is primary key .so i have a fix number of columns in that table can any one tell me how ii is possible with stored procedure using c#.net

Posted 22-Aug-10 23:13pm

sharmarun

Updated 22-Aug-10 23:15pm

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R. Giskard Reventlov 23-Aug-10 5:16am

Why would you create a new table each time? That smacks of poor design.

Sandeep Mewara 23-Aug-10 6:12am

Why do you want to create table everytime?

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-08-22T23:24:00

As digital man said, creating a new table every time someone presses a button in your web app, makes no sense at all. It would be trivial to do though, write the SQL to create the table and execute it. The trouble with using a stored proc is, your proc would need to string mash and execute SQL anyhow, if the name of your new table is different any time.

I suggest fixing your design, which sounds like it's a mess.