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Asked: 2026-05-11T00:49:03+00:00

Below is my stored procedure. I want use stored procedure select all row of

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Below is my stored procedure. I want use stored procedure select all row of date from tbl_member and insert 2 table. But it’s not work. Some one can help me?

Create PROCEDURE sp_test AS BEGIN     SET NOCOUNT ON;      Declare @A Varchar(255), @B Varchar(255), @C Varchar(255), @D int      Declare Table_Cursor Cursor      For select A, B, C from tbl_Member Open Table_Cursor          Fetch Next From Table_Cursor          Into @A, @B, @C While(@@Fetch_Status=0)      Begin Exec(         'insert into NewMember (A, B, C, D) values (@A, @B, @C, @D)         set @D = @@IDENTITY         Insert into MemberId (Mid) VALUES(@D)        )     Fetch Next From Table_Cursor Into @A, @B, @C End Close Table_Cursor     Deallocate Table_Cursor END GO
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  1. The first thing I can see here is that you are using a cursor when you don’t need to. You can rewrite the first query as:

    INSERT INTO NewMember(A, B, C, D) SELECT A, B, C, D FROM tbl_member

    Then, I would have an INSERT trigger against NewMember that inserted the identity column.

    create trigger myInsertTrigger on newmember for insert as insert into memberid(mid) select <<identity_column>> from inserted

    BTW – it’s a bad idea to use @@IDENTITY to get the identity of an insert. Use the SCOPE_IDENTITY function instead.

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