How to call Stored Procedures (with 2 parameters)

2019-04-21 11:07发布

I have stored procedures with same parameters (server name and date). I want to write a stored procedure and Exec them in that SP (called it SP_All).

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[SP_All]
AS
BEGIN
exec sp_1   @myDate datetime, @ServerName sysname
exec sp_2   @myDate datetime, @ServerName sysname
exec sp_3   @myDate datetime, @ServerName sysname
exec sp_4   @myDate datetime, @ServerName sysname
END
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error: Must declare the scalar variable "@myDate".

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仙女界的扛把子
2楼-- · 2019-04-21 11:34

I see two issues here:

  1. Your procedure apparently takes two parameters, @myDate and @ServerName, which you have not declared yet. Do so by adding the names and the types between the procedure name and AS.
  2. When calling sp_1 to sp_4, there is no need to specify the data type of the parameters again (that's been taken care of by the declaration, see point 1).

    CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[SP_All]
        @myDate datetime,
        @ServerName sysname
    AS
    BEGIN
        exec sp_1 @myDate, @ServerName
        exec sp_2 @myDate, @ServerName
        exec sp_3 @myDate, @ServerName
        exec sp_4 @myDate, @ServerName
    END
    
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萌系小妹纸
3楼-- · 2019-04-21 11:51

You are executing stored procedures the wrong way

exec sp_1 @myDate datetime, @ServerName sysname

is completely wrong syntax.

When you have to execute a stored procedure with parameters, first declare parameter and pass it..

declare @myDate datetime
declare @ServerName sysname

exec sp_1 @myDate, @ServerName

This is the right approach..

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4楼-- · 2019-04-21 11:58

Try this one -

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[SP_All]

       @myDate DATETIME
     , @ServerName SYSNAME

AS BEGIN

     EXEC dbo.sp_1 @myDate, @ServerName
     EXEC dbo.sp_2 @myDate, @ServerName
     EXEC dbo.sp_3 @myDate, @ServerName
     EXEC dbo.sp_4 @myDate, @ServerName

END
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