Read a Temp Table in a stored procedure

You mean inside the proc? you can read the temp table just like regular table, you cannot reference this table outside the proc as Temp table is only local to the proc, actually local only to the session in which proc ran so you cannot say

select * from sMyProc.#TmpTable

Yes, I want to reference it inside the proc.
But I don't want to just create a recordset from the temp table.
I want to read through the temp table and examine each row and each column in each row.

I want to pass back just a few values from the recordset as OUPUT parameters,
rather than having to pass back the recordset (that was created from the temp table).

This is called thousands of times, for a report.

Laurence  

>>But I don't want to just create a recordset from the temp table.<<
The big question is: Why are you doing this?  This is the least efficient way of doing things using T-SQL.  However if you insist look up DECLARE CURSOR in BOL.

acperkins is right. Maybe you should try assigning the values required to variables using TSQL. That would be much faster. What would be the size of the temporary table? Is it necessary that you do it row-by-row and column-by-column? Maybe I can help if you ca explain what exactly you are looking for.

hi misdevelopers,
Read about table variables and functions inside books online may be that is what you are looking for.