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SQL SERVER

SQL Sever: Storing Code in Binary or Text Files Rather than Stored Procedures
By: Raghavendra Narayana
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    2003-10-21

    Table of Contents:
  • SQL Sever: Storing Code in Binary or Text Files Rather than Stored Procedures
  • Case 1: .INI File
  • Case 2: SQL Query
  • Case 3: Complete Stored Procedure in a Binary File
  • Conclusion

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    SQL Sever: Storing Code in Binary or Text Files Rather than Stored Procedures - Case 1: .INI File


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    An SQL Server job is scheduled to run on a daily basis at 11:30 PM.  The job will execute one Stored Procedure to produce an Excel file by querying table(s).  The report is an analysis report based on Department(s).  A user wants data of different department(s) during different weeks/months/quarters in the year.  The “Department” is the only input required for the Report; there is no GUI involved.  The user has access to one .INI file where he could add/change the department names.  The SP reads the .INI file stored in a shared folder, and generates the report based on the departments stored within the file.

    Dept.ini contains two departments: BPO and DEVELOPMENT.  So the report will be on these departments.

    CREATE PROCEDURE DBO.CASE1
    AS
    BEGIN
     --Procedure to generate Profit & Loss report
     --DECLARATION SECTION

     --OTHER SQL STATEMENTS
     
     --Temporary table for getting Department Name
     CREATE TABLE #tmpDept (Dept_Name VARCHAR(20)) 

     --Gets the data from .ini file to Temp table
     BULK INSERT #tmpDept
        FROM '\\computer1\Thomson_Financial\dept.ini'
        WITH (ROWTERMINATOR = '\n')

     --Get some summary data from a view
     SELECT dept_ID, dept_TurnOver, dept_Profit, dept_Loss
    FROM vw_DeptSummary
     WHERE dept_ID IN (SELECT DEPT_ID FROM DBO.DEPARTMENT
        WHERE DEPT_NAME IN (SELECT C1 FROM #TMP))

     --OTHER SQL STATEMENTS
    END

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