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I have a stored procedure (SP) which works fine on System A. My database on
system B has a database which lacks a table that part of the SP references.
What I'd like to be able to do is bracket sections of the SP which are to be *ignored* on system B when I compile the SP into the database. Assume, of course, that the SP is syntactically correct in either case.
How do I do this? A good deal of surfing time has so far yielded no answer. Is there a #pragma or some sort of #define which lets me drop out sections of the SP at compile time?
Thanks! Received on Wed Dec 08 1999 - 12:24:19 CST
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