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Create two stored procedures that will return a resultset in the form of a denormalized Inventory table (see Figure 4-3). All fields in the Inventory table that are links to other lookup tables should be replaced with values from those lookup tables. Each stored procedure should use a different method to obtain information: Select statement with join A Looping with cursor

    Create two stored procedures that will return a resultset in the form of a denormalized Inventory table (see Figure 4-3). All fields in the Inventory table that are links to other lookup tables should be replaced with values from those lookup tables.
Each stored procedure should use a different method to obtain information:
Select statement with join
A Looping with cursor

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SQL Server 2000 Stored Procedure Programming

SQL Server 2000 Stored Procedure Programming

Dejan Sunderic 1st Edition

Chapter 4, Problem 13

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Create two stored procedures that will return a resultset in the form of a denormalized Inventory table (see Figure 4-3). All fields in the Inventory table that are links to other lookup tables should be replaced with values from those lookup tables. Each stored procedure should use a different method to obtain information: Select statement with join A Looping with cursor

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