Re: Using a global variable in a DECLARE statement
SQL is by design an incomplete computer language, so the answers are 1:no, 2:no, and generally, it's not designed for data-driving database object names.
In a relational database, the usual method for what you're trying to do is to carry a key date column in the table (obviating the need to create a new table for each distinct date).
And, BTW, Cursors are for those rare cases where row-by-row processing is unavoidable; are you sure you need that cursor, straight SQL will be much much faster.
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Re: Using a global variable in a DECLARE statement
August 20, 2021 09:19PM
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