how to insert 1-9999 values table in stored procedure

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SQL-Server-2008R2

CREATE PROCEDURE writeNo
AS
DECLARE @slno INT
SET @slno = 1
WHILE @slno <= 9999
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON 
 INSERT INTO [dbslno].[dbo].tblslno(slno)
     values(@slno)  
SET @slno = @slno + 1
END
SELECT * FROM tblslno
GO

tried this and its not working.

Posted 22-Jul-15 20:22pm

kiran gowda8

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Andy Lanng · Accepted Answer · 2015-07-22T22:51:00

Solution 2

I'd prefer something a little more self reliant:

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE writeNo
AS
BEGIN

	WITH mycte AS (
		SELECT 1 AS number
		UNION ALL SELECT number + 1 FROM mycte
		WHERE number < 9999
	) 
	INSERT INTO [dbslno].[dbo].tblslno(slno)
	SELECT number FROM mycte
	OPTION (MAXRECURSION 9999)

END

Yay for recursive Common Table Expressions (cte) ^_^

Posted 22-Jul-15 22:51pm

Andy Lanng

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_Asif_ 23-Jul-15 5:05am

+5 :)

Animesh Datta 23-Jul-15 5:14am

5!

Andy Lanng 23-Jul-15 5:24am

ooh so much attention. I blush ^_^

I might just point out that in this case Asif's solution is s little more efficient :)

kiran gowda8 23-Jul-15 6:31am

thank you Andy Lanng :)

_Asif_ · Accepted Answer · 2015-07-22T20:56:00

Solution 1

You don't need to have a loop for getting a serial number 1..9999. This can be done without any loop/iteration at all. See below for a sampel code.

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE writeNo
AS
BEGIN
	SET NOCOUNT ON 
	INSERT INTO [dbslno].[dbo].tblslno(slno)
	SELECT n
	FROM
	(
		SELECT TOP (9999) n = CONVERT(INT, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY s1.[object_id]))
		FROM sys.all_objects AS s1 CROSS JOIN sys.all_objects AS s2
	) a

	SELECT *
	FROM	[dbslno].[dbo].tblslno
END
GO

exec writeNo
GO

Posted 22-Jul-15 20:56pm

_Asif_

Updated 22-Jul-15 22:35pm

v4

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kiran gowda8 23-Jul-15 4:05am

how to insert that in to table??

_Asif_ 23-Jul-15 4:33am

Solution modified! Please check

Herman<T>.Instance 23-Jul-15 4:56am

Nice! +5

kiran gowda8 23-Jul-15 4:58am

thank you _Asif_.!!

Animesh Datta 23-Jul-15 5:14am

My 5!

Tshepo Kelebetse 23-Jul-15 5:15am

got it