How to call a stored procedure from a user defined function In SQL Server 2000

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深忆病人 2020-12-19 13:53

How to call a stored procedure from a user defined function in SQL Server 2000

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  •  借酒劲吻你
    2020-12-19 14:40

    I recently had a similar issue. In fact the error message is not properly formatted since sp_executesql is an extended stored procedure as you can check by the following script: select objectproperty(object_id('sp_executesql'),'IsExtendedProc')

    returns 1

    Since we can’t use sp_executesql even it’s an XP, I had to find another workaround by using sp_OAMethod. My scenario was how to find the number of rows dynamically in a table according to some criteria (null values in my scenario). Using sp_OAMethod I built the following function:

    IF object_id(N'dbo.fc_ContaRegistros_x_Criterio') is not null DROP FUNCTION [dbo].[fc_ContaRegistros_x_Criterio]
    GO
    SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON 
    GO
    SET ANSI_NULLS ON 
    GO
    CREATE FUNCTION dbo.fc_ContaRegistros_x_Criterio (
        @str_TBName VARCHAR(100), 
        @str_Criter VARCHAR(500)
    )
    RETURNS BIGINT
    AS
    BEGIN
    -- Objetivo   : Contar numero de registros de uma determinada tabela de acordo com o critério passado 
    -- Criação    : Josué Monteiro Viana - 09/07/09
    /*
    Exemplo: 
        DECLARE @count INT
        SET @count = dbo.fc_ContaRegistros_x_Criterio('master.dbo.sysobjects', '') 
        PRINT @count
        SET @count = dbo.fc_ContaRegistros_x_Criterio('crk.dbo.acao', 'where cod_acao is null') 
        PRINT @count
    */
        DECLARE 
            @int_objSQL INT,
            @int_erros INT,
            @int_objSelectCountResult INT,
            @bint_SelectCount BIGINT,
            @sql NVARCHAR(2000)
    
        EXEC @int_erros = sp_OACreate 'SQLDMO.SQLServer', @int_objSQL OUTPUT
        EXEC @int_erros = sp_OASetProperty @int_objSQL, 'LoginSecure', TRUE
        EXEC @int_erros = sp_OAMethod @int_objSQL, 'Connect', null, '.'
        --SET @sql = 'SELECT count(*) FROM ' + @str_TBName + ' WHERE ' + @str_Criter 
        SET @sql = 'SELECT count(*) FROM ' + @str_TBName + ' ' + @str_Criter 
        SET @sql = 'ExecuteWithResults("' + @sql + '")'
        EXEC @int_erros = sp_OAMethod @int_objSQL, @sql, @int_objSelectCountResult OUTPUT
        EXEC @int_erros = sp_OAMethod @int_objSelectCountResult, 'GetRangeString(1, 1)', @bint_SelectCount OUT
        EXEC @int_erros = sp_OADestroy @int_objSQL
        -- debug info: not valid inside a fc
        --if @int_erros <> 0 EXEC sp_OAGetErrorInfo @int_objSQL else print 'ok'
        if @int_erros <> 0 SET @bint_SelectCount = @int_erros
        RETURN @bint_SelectCount
    END
    GO
    SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF 
    GO
    SET ANSI_NULLS ON 
    GO
    

    I know your case is a little different, but I’m sure you can use this udf as a guideline to help you.

    Best wishes, Josue Monteiro Viana

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