I need to make two queries on two different tables and the data isn't really related. So when I call the stored proc through my code, I should be getting a DataSet with two DataTables, one DataTable for each query. How is that done in SQL Server stored procs?
From stackoverflow
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Simply execute two SELECT statements in the proc:
SELECT * FROM Foo SELECT * FROM Blawhen you then Fill() a dataset, you'll get two datatables, one with the first resultset, the other with the second.
MarlonRibunal : you may want to specify the columns for performance purposes. Like, select column1, column2, etc...Frans Bouma : I know. It was just an example.edosoft : Make sure to add SET NOCOUNT ON or your client will see the 'x rows effected' as another resultset.
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