Pergunta

Generally, I am bulding dynamic SQL statement that is executing using sp_executsql like this:

EXEC sp_executesql @TempSQLStatement 

I need to insert the return result row set in something (table variable or temporary table), but I am getting the following error:

Msg 208, Level 16, State 0, Line 1746
Invalid object name '#TempTable'.

after executing this:

INSERT INTO #TempTable
EXEC sp_executesql @TempSQLStatement 

From what I have read, I believe the issue is caused because I am not specifying the columns of the temporary table, but I am not able to do this because the return columns count varies.

I have read that I can use global temporary tables, but I have done this before and wonder is there an other way to do that.

Foi útil?

Solução

You can't. There is simply no way to create a #temptable from an EXEC output schema.

INSERT ... EXEC requires the table to exists (thus must know the schema before execution).

SELECT ... INTO does not support EXEC as a source.

Outras dicas

If you use INSERT INTO statement you have to create a table first.

Another way if you want to store SQL statement result into the temp table you can use SELECT ... INTO but in this case you should change @TempSQLStatement and add INTO #TempTable before FROM to get it.

For example if your @TempSQLStatement contains only one FROM keyword:

SET @TempSQLStatement=REPLACE(@TempSQLStatement,' FROM ',' INTO ##TempTable FROM ');
EXEC sp_executesql @TempSQLStatement; 

SELECT * from ##TempTable;
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