On 2016-03-10 17:53, Stephen Russell wrote:
Yes you do that all the time with sprocs. No biggie adding another one
at
the end. This is the list of params for an insert.
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[InvoiceLines_ins]
@InvoiceLineID numeric(18,0),
@InvoiceID numeric (18,0),
@PositionNumber varchar (50),
@SequenceNumber varchar (50),
@CustomerOrderPosition varchar (50),
@CustomerOrderSequence varchar (50),
@CustomerBaseUnitCode varchar (50),
@CustomerItem varchar (50),
@Qualifier1 varchar (50),
@Item varchar (50),
@ItemDescription varchar (50),
@ShipToBusinessPartner varchar (50),
@Qualifier2 varchar (50),
@ShipToBusinessPartnerCodeinMessage varchar (50),
@OrderedQnty varchar (50),
@DeliveredQnty varchar (50),
@AmountinInvoiceCurrency varchar (50),
@Shipment varchar (50),
@OrderDiscount varchar (50),
@LineDiscountAmount varchar (50),
@TaxExemptionReasonCode varchar (50),
@TaxExemptionCertificate varchar (50),
@DeliveryDate varchar (50),
@PriceUnit varchar (50),
@QuantityUnit varchar (50),
@Price varchar (50)
Oh hell no. I see that as torture and ripe for problems. What happens
if I go and change the field widths? Then I have to visit every
instance/reference and update. NO THANKS.
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