Today we are going to learn about how Using Stored Procedure in SELECT. There are many different methods to get Stored Procedure’s results in the SELECT statement, such as creating a temp table, creating a table variable, using functions, and many more. However, the easiest method to run the stored procedure in the SELECT statement is here.
Here is the blog post which contains the T-SQL Script used in this video: SQL SERVER – Using Stored Procedure in SELECT Statement
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