I have a stored procedure that accepts the following parameters
@Company_Move_From INT = NULL,
@Company_Move_To INT = NULL
I then have a table of data that looks like the below. This is my reference table which tells me which OldCompanyIDs
need to be updated to the NewCompanyID
.
OldCompanyID NewCompanyID
-------------------------------
11112 23847
11113 23433
11114 24652
Then I have my CompanyTable
:
CompanyID CompanyName
-----------------------------
11112 TEST1
11113 TEST2
11114 TEST3
The stored procedure basically just updates the record on a company table. It will look for all records that match @Company_Move_From
and update them to @Company_Move_To
.
What would be the best way to run this stored procedure for each row of my reference table above? I researched and found cursor suggestions but my understanding was that cursors can perform badly and best to avoid..
The stored procedure works fine, it's just getting it to run for every row on my reference table I am struggling with.
Any other suggestions on the most efficient way to run this?
1条答案
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Why do you need a stored procedure? This SQL statement should do the update for you: