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Asked: 2026-05-10T21:27:04+00:00

I have a stored procedure that returns values from a temp table. In my

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I have a stored procedure that returns values from a temp table. In my DBML, it displays (None) for the return type. What is the trick to get it to recognize the columns from my temp table?

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetCategoryPriceRanges]  @CategoryId int  AS BEGIN  DECLARE @MinPrice money, @MaxPrice money     SELECT  @MinPrice = MIN(ourPrice),@MaxPrice = MAX(ourPrice)  DECLARE @loopCatch int  --catch infinite loops SELECT @loopCatch = 1 WHILE @thisLow <= @maxPrice AND @loopCatch < 100     BEGIN         INSERT INTO #prices(lowRange, hiRange) VALUES (@thisLow, @thisHigh)         SET @thisLow = @thisHigh + 1         SET @thisHigh = 2 * @thisLow - 1         SELECT @loopCatch = @loopCatch + 1     END SELECT * FROM #prices DROP TABLE #prices END
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  1. If you have a table which returns the same set of columns you can assign the stored procedure to return that type in the data model diagram. (Either by dragging the stored prcoedure onto it, or by setting it in the properties of the stored procedure.)

    Alternatively you can create a view with this set of columns, and assign the stored procedure to return that. (On the return type property of the stored procedure.)

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