What is the recursive stored procedure in sql server?
Answer / Ravi Kant Dubey
A recursive stored procedure is a stored procedure that calls itself within its own definition. This allows for complex operations on nested data structures, such as traversing tree-like data or performing calculations on recursively defined data.
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Hi SQL gurus, i am working for an MNC... My team is having a problem in sql server. when user slects date prompts from jan 1st to april 30, it should display all months data like : jan aa feb bb mar cc but when it comes to april its taking data like : jan aa feb bb mar cc apr dd...and so on means its taking data again from jan to april which we dont want. we want the data only april month as we are getting jan, feb and mar... can any one write the code to relsove the issue please would be greatful if you can send to shiva_sans@yahoo.co.in and also please send your email also ...so that we will be in touch for any kind of queries ... Thanks a lot in Advance !!!
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