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Insert Stored Procedure Data To Table

--Creating the Student Table
CREATE TABLE Student
(
ID INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
FirstName VARCHAR(50),
LastName VARCHAR(50),
Marks INT
)

--Inerting the some sample data
INSERT INTO Student (FirstName,LastName,Marks) VALUES('rakesh','kalluri',500)
INSERT INTO Student (FirstName,LastName,Marks) VALUES('Ali','MD',600)
INSERT INTO Student (FirstName,LastName,Marks) VALUES('Raju','Ganga',700)

--create procedure with out parameters
CREATE PROCEDURE Get_StudentInformation
AS
BEGIN
SELECT * FROM Student
END

--create Student table in Tempdb
CREATE TABLE Tempdb.#Student
(
ID INT ,
FirstName VARCHAR(50),
LastName VARCHAR(50),
Marks INT
)

--Inserting data from stored procedure to Temp Table
INSERT INTO Tempdb.#Student
EXEC Get_StudentInformation

-- select data from Temp Table
SELECT * FROM Tempdb.#Student









-- Trucating Temp Table
TRUNCATE TABLE Tempdb.#Student


-- create procedure with parameters
CREATE PROCEDURE Get_StudentInformationWithID
(@In_ID int)
AS
BEGIN
SELECT * FROM Student where ID= @In_ID
END

--Inserting data from stored procedure with parameter to Temp Table
INSERT INTO Tempdb.#Student
EXEC Get_StudentInformationWithID 1

-- select data from Temp Table
SELECT * FROM Tempdb.#Student






-- Drop Temp Table
DROP TABLE Tempdb.#Student



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