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How do I gather/pass multiple input parameters to SQL stored procedure?

Asked by MTaft in Crystal Reports Software, SQL Server 2005

Tags: input parameters, stored procedure

Hello Experts,

I am writing a Crystal Report (in CRXI) that will explode the Bill of Materials for each part number entered by the user. Additionally, the user wants to be able to prioritize the list of part numbers, and to enter a Build Quantity for each part number as well.

So my input parameters need to accommodate something like this:

Priority PartNo BuildQty
--------- ----------- ----------
2 m123 3
1 m234 2
3 m111 4

And then I need to feed the SQL stored procedure these values. Right now, my stored procedure starts out looking like this:

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[NC_SHORTAGES]
(@Priority int,
@PartNum varchar(80),
@BldQty int)

So when I run the report, it prompts for those three fields. But I need to be able to enter multiple part numbers, with a priority and build quantity for each.

In the Code section below is my entire stored procedure. I think I will have to change this a little as well to process multiple input part numbers, right?

I'm so very stuck. Please let me know what other information I can provide. Thank you!

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             ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[NC_SHORTAGES] 
(@Priority int,
 @PartNum varchar(80),
 @BldQty int)
 
    AS 
    BEGIN
        
        If IsNull(object_id('tempdb..##partqty'),0) <> 0 DROP TABLE ##partqty
        CREATE table ##partqty (level integer, seq integer,
                               parpart char(30), parrev char(12), 
                               chpart char(30), chrev char(12), 
                               pdesc char(50), reqqty integer, uom char(4),
                               typecd char(1), path char(40),
                               whse char(7), ohqty integer, 
                               allocqty integer, nonnetqty integer, 
                               avqty integer, onordr integer,
                               ppath char(50))
                               
		SET NOCOUNT ON
 
; WITH BOM AS (SELECT     0 AS LEVEL, 000 AS seq, part.partnum AS parent, revisionnum AS P_revisionnum, part.partnum, 
                          revisionnum AS C_revisionnum, partdescription, CONVERT(decimal(18, 8), 0) AS qty, ium, typecode, 
                          CONVERT(varchar(800), (CONVERT(varchar(2), @Priority) + part.partnum)) AS path
               FROM         part INNER JOIN
                                 NC_PARTREV2 ON part.partnum = NC_PARTREV2.partnum
               WHERE     part.partnum = @PartNum
                                    UNION ALL
               SELECT     B. LEVEL + 1, CONVERT(int, M.mtlseq), M.partnum, R.revisionnum, M.mtlpartnum, CR.revisionnum, 
                          P.partdescription, CONVERT(decimal(18, 8), M.qtyper), P.IUM, P.typecode, 
                          CONVERT(varchar(800), b.path + ',' + CONVERT(varchar(10), M.mtlseq))
               FROM         BOM B INNER JOIN
                                  PARTMTL M ON M.partnum = B.partnum INNER JOIN
                                  NC_PARTREV2 R ON R.partnum = B.partnum AND M.revisionnum = R.revisionnum INNER JOIN
                                  PART P ON P.partnum = M.mtlpartnum INNER JOIN
                                  NC_PARTREV2 CR ON CR.partnum = P.partnum)
    
                         
   INSERT INTO ##partqty
     (level, seq, parpart, parrev, chpart, chrev, pdesc, reqqty, uom, typecd, path, whse, ohqty, 
             allocqty, nonnetqty, avqty, ppath)
     SELECT     LEVEL, seq, parent, P_revisionnum, bom.partnum, C_revisionnum, partdescription, 
                (@BldQty * qty) AS QtyNeeded, ium, typecode, path, warehousecode, onhandqty, allocqty, 
                nonnettableqty, (onhandqty + nonnettableqty - allocqty), path
     FROM       BOM INNER JOIN
                partwhse ON bom.partnum = partwhse.partnum
     ORDER BY path
   
select * from ##partqty order by ppath;
	END
	RETURN

           
         

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How do I gather/pass multiple input parameters to SQL stored procedure?

Asked by MTaft in Crystal Reports Software, SQL Server 2005

Tags: input parameters, stored procedure

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