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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 @ 13:10:19 GMT
You should probably take a look at the manual: Restrictions on Stored Procedures... * Stored procedures do not support the following: * EXPLAIN and USING modifiers inside a stored procedure * EXECUTE macro statement However the section on dynamic SQL doesn't list macros as a restriction. However there are other restrictions (too many to list here - hence my check out the manual suggestion). One restriction is that you can't use a select in the dynamic SQL, this would likely apply to the macro as well (i.e. you probably can't do a select in your macro). However you can do most action queries (e.g. insert, update etc). Glenn Mc
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