#dynamic sql execution

Efficiently Capturing Stored Procedure Output in SQL Server Storing the results of a stored procedure dynamically in SQL Server can be challenging, especially when the structure of the output is unknown or may change over time. Traditional methods like INSERT INTO ... EXEC ... require prior knowledge of the stored procedure’s output structure, and options like OPENROWSET may not always be viable…

To find all tables that contain a column with a specified name in a SQL Server database, you can use the INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS view. This view contains information about each column in the database, including the table name and the column name. Here’s a SQL query that searches for all tables containing a column named YourColumnName: SELECT TABLE_SCHEMA, TABLE_NAME FROM…

A T-SQL script to kill multiple SQL Server sessions efficiently involves querying the sys.dm_exec_sessions view to identify active sessions based on criteria like user name or database name. This script demonstrates how to dynamically construct and execute KILL statements for those sessions, offering a practical solution for database administrators to manage server resources by terminating…