OK, so begin by opening the SQL Server tool. From there, choose the database where you want to create a stored procedure. Once it is up and running, you should click on the New Query button as ...

In part 1 of my SQL Server ... a specific query plan. This is not dissimilar to an approach that many developers took to avoid this problem in the past: using nested stored procedures based ...

A common SQL habit ... into a stored procedure-like snippet of SQL. It’s common practice to return the results of a scalar function as a column in a SELECT query. SQL Server Enterprise offers ...