problem on stroed procedure

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Hello friends,
Below is my store procedure

create procedure [dbo].[temptable] (@branchid int,@academicyearid int)
as 
begin
set nocount on
begin try
begin tran
declare @branchname varchar(50)
declare @acfy int ;
declare @acty int
select @branchname=Branch_name from Branch where Branch_id=@branchid
select @acfy=Acadamic_year_from,@acty=Acadamic_year_to from Acadamic_year where Acadamic_year_id=@academicyearid
create table #temptable(Brach_name int,Acadamic_year_from smallint,Acadamic_year_to smallint)
insert into #temptable(Brach_name,Acadamic_year_from,Acadamic_year_to)values(@branchname,@acfy,@acty)
select * from #temptable;
commit
end try
begin catch
rollback
end catch
end
exec temptable 141,11

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my task is i want to bind branchname and fromyear and to year to my window application form. is the procedure right or not? When execution there is no error on this store procedure but when i trace this in dubug mode everything ok.but it doesnt execute line select * from # temptable.i want to return thse three column to my windows form. please help me

Posted 27-Jul-12 20:45pm

baskaran chellasamy

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create procedure temptable (@branchId INT,@academicYearId INT)
as 
begin
set nocount on
declare @branchname VARCHAR(50)
declare @acfy INT;
declare @acty INT
select @branchname=Branch_name from Branch where Branch_id=@branchid
select @acfy=Acadamic_year_from,@acty=Acadamic_year_to from Acadamic_year where Acadamic_year_id=@academicyearid
create table #temptable(Brach_name int,Acadamic_year_from smallint,Acadamic_year_to smallint)
insert into #temptable(Brach_name,Acadamic_year_from,Acadamic_year_to)values(@branchname,@acfy,@acty)
select * from #temptable;
end

Posted 27-Jul-12 21:54pm

Satish Kumar Trivedi

Updated 27-Jul-12 22:50pm

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Santhosh Kumar Jayaraman · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-27T21:09:00

Dont use transaction for inserting values into temp table.

SQL

create procedure [dbo].[temptable] (@branchid int,@academicyearid int)
as 
begin
set nocount on

declare @branchname varchar(50)
declare @acfy int ;
declare @acty int
select @branchname=Branch_name from Branch where Branch_id=@branchid
select @acfy=Acadamic_year_from,@acty=Acadamic_year_to from Acadamic_year where Acadamic_year_id=@academicyearid
create table #temptable(Brach_name int,Acadamic_year_from smallint,Acadamic_year_to smallint)
insert into #temptable(Brach_name,Acadamic_year_from,Acadamic_year_to)values(@branchname,@acfy,@acty)
select * from #temptable;

end

exec temptable 141,11