Openquery for executing procedure from linked server with i/p and o/p parameters
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I need to execute a procedure from the linked server using an openquery()
create procedure test(@ip varchar(10),@op varchar(10) output)
as
begin
if @ip='a'
begin
set @op='Success'
end
end
if suppose the procedure is like above and i need to return the o/p of @op variable by passing i/p as @ip variable
the SP is successfully executed with this code, but need to run using openquery().
declare @op varchar(10)
execute <servername>.<dbname>.dbo.test 'a',@op OUTPUT
select @op
how to pass o/p parameter to openquery
select * from openquery (<servername>,'execute <dbname>.dbo.<sp_name>') //like this we can run a procedure who don't have any parameter
sql sql-server-2008 database-administration
asked Nov 20 at 5:24
Sarvesh Bandekar
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I need to execute a procedure from the linked server using an openquery()
create procedure test(@ip varchar(10),@op varchar(10) output)
as
begin
if @ip='a'
begin
set @op='Success'
end
end
if suppose the procedure is like above and i need to return the o/p of @op variable by passing i/p as @ip variable
the SP is successfully executed with this code, but need to run using openquery().
declare @op varchar(10)
execute <servername>.<dbname>.dbo.test 'a',@op OUTPUT
select @op
how to pass o/p parameter to openquery
select * from openquery (<servername>,'execute <dbname>.dbo.<sp_name>') //like this we can run a procedure who don't have any parameter
sql sql-server-2008 database-administration
asked Nov 20 at 5:24
Sarvesh Bandekar
768
You have to run the query usingsp_executesql. The following question and answer solve your problem. Take a look at the topic stackoverflow.com/questions/28327092/…
– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 20 at 5:48
it not works for me
– Sarvesh Bandekar
Nov 20 at 8:34
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down vote
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I need to execute a procedure from the linked server using an openquery()
create procedure test(@ip varchar(10),@op varchar(10) output)
as
begin
if @ip='a'
begin
set @op='Success'
end
end
if suppose the procedure is like above and i need to return the o/p of @op variable by passing i/p as @ip variable
the SP is successfully executed with this code, but need to run using openquery().
declare @op varchar(10)
execute <servername>.<dbname>.dbo.test 'a',@op OUTPUT
select @op
how to pass o/p parameter to openquery
select * from openquery (<servername>,'execute <dbname>.dbo.<sp_name>') //like this we can run a procedure who don't have any parameter
sql sql-server-2008 database-administration
asked Nov 20 at 5:24
Sarvesh Bandekar
768
I need to execute a procedure from the linked server using an openquery()
create procedure test(@ip varchar(10),@op varchar(10) output)
as
begin
if @ip='a'
begin
set @op='Success'
end
end
if suppose the procedure is like above and i need to return the o/p of @op variable by passing i/p as @ip variable
the SP is successfully executed with this code, but need to run using openquery().
declare @op varchar(10)
execute <servername>.<dbname>.dbo.test 'a',@op OUTPUT
select @op
how to pass o/p parameter to openquery
select * from openquery (<servername>,'execute <dbname>.dbo.<sp_name>') //like this we can run a procedure who don't have any parameter
sql sql-server-2008 database-administration
sql sql-server-2008 database-administration
asked Nov 20 at 5:24
Sarvesh Bandekar
768
asked Nov 20 at 5:24
Sarvesh Bandekar
768
edited Nov 20 at 8:33
asked Nov 20 at 5:24
Sarvesh Bandekar
768
asked Nov 20 at 5:24
Sarvesh Bandekar
768
asked Nov 20 at 5:24
Sarvesh Bandekar
768
768
You have to run the query usingsp_executesql. The following question and answer solve your problem. Take a look at the topic stackoverflow.com/questions/28327092/…
– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 20 at 5:48
it not works for me
– Sarvesh Bandekar
Nov 20 at 8:34
add a comment |
You have to run the query usingsp_executesql. The following question and answer solve your problem. Take a look at the topic stackoverflow.com/questions/28327092/…
– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 20 at 5:48
it not works for me
– Sarvesh Bandekar
Nov 20 at 8:34
You have to run the query using
sp_executesql. The following question and answer solve your problem. Take a look at the topic stackoverflow.com/questions/28327092/…– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 20 at 5:48
You have to run the query using
sp_executesql. The following question and answer solve your problem. Take a look at the topic stackoverflow.com/questions/28327092/…– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 20 at 5:48
it not works for me
– Sarvesh Bandekar
Nov 20 at 8:34
it not works for me
– Sarvesh Bandekar
Nov 20 at 8:34
add a comment |
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You have to run the query using
sp_executesql. The following question and answer solve your problem. Take a look at the topic stackoverflow.com/questions/28327092/…– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 20 at 5:48
it not works for me
– Sarvesh Bandekar
Nov 20 at 8:34