passing a value in stored proc

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Hi all,

I have a table Test having three columns as Name, age and salary.

I want query as

select * from Test order by Name
select * from Test order by age
select * from Test order by salary

I want to use it using stored procedure means I want to pass one values from

order by Name ,order by age,order by salary in a parameter in SP.

Such that if I pass order by Name then I my query in SP should be
select * from Test order by Name.

I created SP as but getting error.
Please help

SQL

create proc Tesstify
@string varchar(max)
as
declare
@abcc varchar(max)
set @abcc=@string
select * from abc @abcc

Mohd Wasif

Posted 29-May-11 20:03pm

Mohd Wasif

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walterhevedeich 30-May-11 2:11am

What's the error?

Sandeep Mewara 30-May-11 2:13am

You have asked so many question and yet you fail to add the error here which will help others in helping you out.

Mohd Wasif 30-May-11 2:25am

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-05-29T20:17:00

Solution 1

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Posted 29-May-11 20:17pm

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Mohd Wasif 30-May-11 2:25am

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Liju Sankar · Answer 2 · 2011-05-30T06:28:00

Please try Dynamic SQL

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DECLARE @tmp AS TABLE ( Name VARCHAR(10), Age INT, Salary INT)
INSERT INTO @tmp(Name,Age,Salary) (SELECT 'A',1,10)
INSERT INTO @tmp(Name,Age,Salary) (SELECT 'C',10,11)
INSERT INTO @tmp(Name,Age,Salary) (SELECT 'B',100,12)
DECLARE @DynamicSQL as VARCHAR(100)
DECLARE @YourParameter VARCHAR(10)
SET @YourParameter =1
SET @DynamicSQL = 'SELECT * FROM @tmp ORDER BY ' + @YourParameter
Exec(@DynamicSQL)

Execute Dynamic SQL commands in SQL Server