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Message Posted: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 @ 15:45:04 GMT

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While, as Glen explains, you can do this, a stored procedure may be a better fit.

It depends on what you are attempting to accomplish. Are you looking to return a single row or an entire result set from the final select?

Stored Procedures can only return a single row directly. They can however, build a table and return the table name that can be retrieved by any following SQL statement.

Thanks,

Eric

EJK
Eric J. Kohut
Senior Solutions Consultant - Teradata Solutions Group - Retail
Certified Teradata Master
NCR Corp.

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