My output need to be in a single line using my bleow store procedure

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set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO

ALTER proc [dbo].[Shortcode_Accommodation] (@Keyword varchar(50))
as

declare @Hotel varchar(25),
@Phone varchar(25),
@final varchar(max)
 
create table #TempTable(res varchar(max))  
begin
insert into #Temptable(res) values('Dear Students, Hotel Accommodation is');
insert into #Temptable(res)
select CONVERT(varchar, ROW_NUMBER() over(order by Hotel_Name))+'. '+Hotel_Name+','+Phoneno+''
from Tb_Accommodation where Active <> 'D' and Description = @Keyword
insert into #Temptable(res) values('By marine');

select * from #Temptable 
end

when I execute the above store procedure output as follows

SQL

exec [Shortcode_Accommodation] 'Accommodation'

Quote:
Dear Students, Hotel Accommodation is
1. HOTEL RAAJ BHAAVAN,26404621/22
2. HOTEL SHRI VALLI RESIDENCY(NEW RAJ BHAVAN),26422297/42668009
3. SATKAR LODGE,9380197278/26425881/33570477
By marine

But i want the output to be needed in single line as follows

Quote:
Dear Students,Hotel Accommodation is 1.HOTEL RAAJ BHAAVAN,26404621/22 2.HOTEL SHRI VALLI RESIDENCY(NEW RAJBHAVAN),26422297/42668009 3.SATKAR LODGE,9380197278/26425881/33570477 By marine

for that in my above store procedure what is the mistake I made.

please help me.

regards,
narasiman P.

Posted 28-Feb-14 23:49pm

Member 8054539

Updated 1-Mar-14 0:37am

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Maciej Los 1-Mar-14 6:38am

Do not repost: i want the output in row not in column using store procedure[^]!
Reposting is threated as abuse.
At this moment you have posted 631 questions!

Tom Marvolo Riddle 1-Mar-14 7:01am

Hi Maciej Los.Did you see his profile?Out of 631 question ,he is not accepting a single answer(AFAIK) and even didn't upvote/saying Thanks.Nothing from him.What do you think?

Maciej Los 1-Mar-14 7:06am

My opinion about OP changes nothing. My advice for Him: buy a book and start with basics ;)
Cheers
Maciej

Tom Marvolo Riddle 1-Mar-14 7:10am

Thank you for the opinion.Cheers :)

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Vedat Ozan Oner · Answer 1 · 2014-03-01T00:01:00

you can use cursor:

SQL

declare @m1 as varchar(max);
declare @m2 as varchar(max);
set @m1 = '';
set @m2 = '';

declare dircursor cursor for select * from #Temptable;
open dircursor;
fetch next from dircursor into @m2;
while @@FETCH_STATUS=0
begin
    set @m1 = @m1 +' '+ @m2;
    fetch next from dircursor into @m2;
end
close dircursor;
deallocate dircursor

print @m1;