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How do you find all tables used in a stored procedure?
Using below mentioned important T-SQL query, we can get the list of the tables used in the stored procedure.
- SELECT.
- NAME as ‘List Of Tables’
- FROM SYSOBJECTS.
- WHERE ID IN ( SELECT SD.DEPID.
- FROM SYSOBJECTS SO,
- SYSDEPENDS SD.
- WHERE SO. NAME = ‘Sp_ListTables’ —-name of stored procedures.
- AND SD.ID = SO.ID.
How do I view temp table data?
The name of a temporary table must start with a hash (#). Now, to see where this table exists; go to “Object Explorer -> Databases -> System Databases-> tempdb -> Temporary Tables”. You will see your temporary table name along with the identifier.
Are temp tables stored in memory?
temp tables are always stored on disk.
How do you create a temp table?
There are two ways to go about creating and populating a temp table. The first, and probably simplest method for doing so, is to SELECT the data INTO the temp table. This essentially creates the temp table on the fly. The example below will create a temporary table and insert…
How stored procedures are executed?
There are two different ways to execute a stored procedure. The first and most common approach is for an application or user to call the procedure. The second approach is to set the procedure to run automatically when an instance of SQL Server starts.
Does the stored procedure is pre-compiled?
Stored procedures are not pre-compiled. When you create or update a stored procedure on the server, it gets a syntax check. But there is no compile process, let alone a pre-compile process. That stored procedure exists exactly as it is named, a procedure that is stored on the server.
What is a SQL temp table?
SQL Server temp tables are a special type of tables that are written to the TempDB database and act like regular tables, providing a suitable workplace for intermediate data processing before saving the result to a regular table, as it can live only for the age of the database connection.