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//how to use template table of variables
//usage: execute delete_prodorder ‘AB5002-X’
create procedure delete_prodorder
@ProdOrder nvarchar(30)
as
begin
--create temp table
create table #MyTableVar (OrgSpanKey nvarchar(30));
delete #MyTableVar
delete OPER_SPAN_RSRC where PROD_ORDER = @ProdOrder
--insert data
insert into #MyTableVar select ORG_SPAN_KEY FROM ate.OPER_SPAN where PROD_ORDER = @ProdOrder
delete OPER_SPAN where PROD_ORDER = @ProdOrder
--retreive data
delete ORG_SPAN where ORG_SPAN_KEY in (select * from #MyTableVar)
delete DOC_QUEUE WHERE DOC_ID in (select distinct DOC_ID FROM OPER_DOC where PROD_ORDER = @ProdOrder)
update SHOP_MASTER set DTS_LAST_SYNC = null
drop table #MyTableVar
end
go
//how to use cursor to loop variables
//usage: replace your select cursor and stored procedure
declare @prodOrder varchar(30)
begin
declare prodOrderLoop cursor
for select ProdOrderId from Prod_Order
open prodOrderLoop
fetch next from prodOrderLoop into @prodOrder
while @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
begin
execute delete_prodorder (@prodOrder)
fetch next from prodOrderLoop into @prodOrder
end
close prodOrderLoop
deallocate prodOrderLoop
end
go
//triggers example
create trigger OPERATION_DATA_UPD
on WOPR_DATA
after update
as
declare
@ProdOrder nvarchar(30),
@OperNo nvarchar(30),
@OldOperStatus integer,
@QtyComplete nvarchar(50),
@Workspace nvarchar(50),
@OldWorkspace nvarchar(50),
@s_notification1 nvarchar(4000),
@s_notification2 nvarchar(4000),
@s_notification3 nvarchar(4000),
@s_notification4 nvarchar(4000),
@string1 nvarchar(4000),
@string2 nvarchar(4000),
@string3 nvarchar(4000),
@string4 nvarchar(4000)
begin
select @ProdOrder = rtrim(a.WOPR3_ORD_REF),
@OperNo = cast(a.WOPR3_NO as varchar),
@QtyScrap = cast(a.WOPRQTY_SCRAPPED - b.WOPRQTY_SCRAPPED as varchar),
@Workspace = a.WOPR3_WORK,
@OldWorkspace = b.WOPR3_WORK,
from Inserted a, Deleted b
where a.WOPR3_ORD_REF = b.WOPR3_ORD_REF
and a.WOPR3_NO = b.WOPR3_NO
if @Workspace != @OldWorkspace
begin
set @s_notification2='"
Change'+@ProdOrder +'"'
set @string2= 'd:\nmetric\notification\run-notification 127.0.0.1 20000 '+@s_notification2
exec master..xp_cmdshell @string2
set @s_notification3='"
INQUEUEChange'+@ProdOrder +'"'
set @string3= 'd:\nmetric\notification\run-notification 127.0.0.1 20000 '+@s_notification3
exec master..xp_cmdshell @string3
end
end
go
Ref:
cursor overview
stored procedure
triggers I
triggers II
How to Share Data Between Stored Procedures





