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Stored Procedure question

Asked by giligatech in SQL Query Syntax, MS SQL Server

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Hi,
I created a report generator for my web-site.
In short, the user chooses all the filters (name starts with "a", balance is more than x, country is USA, etc...)
and the sql query is beeing generated, called to the SQL and show the results on the screen.

Right now, it takes long time to get all the results so I thought of making a stored procedure that will generate the report.

The problem is that I don't know what filters the user will want.
He might want to show everything, he might want to show only the users from country X and etc...

Right now, as I said, the sql query is dynamically created so it's not a problem.
the question is, how do I do that with stored procedure?

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