How to create SQL Server stored procedure returning an array?

If I have understood your question correctly you need a recursive CTE CREATE PROCEDURE dbo. Foo @id int AS WITH divisions AS ( SELECT id, sub_id, name FROM YourTable WHERE id = @id UNION ALL SELECT y. Id, y.

Sub_id, y. Name FROM YourTable y JOIN divisions d ON d. Id = y.

Sub_id ) SELECT id, sub_id, name FROM divisions.

If I have understood your question correctly you need a recursive CTE. CREATE PROCEDURE dbo. Foo @id int AS WITH divisions AS ( SELECT id, sub_id, name FROM YourTable WHERE id = @id UNION ALL SELECT y.Id, y.

Sub_id, y. Name FROM YourTable y JOIN divisions d ON d.Id = y. Sub_id ) SELECT id, sub_id, name FROM divisions.

Yes im need a recursive CTE – 0dd_b1t Oct 22 '10 at 12:50 you have a little mistake - "JOIN divisions d ON d. Id = y. Sub_id" change this and I will mark your answer as accepted =) – 0dd_b1t Oct 22 '10 at 13:08 @0dd_b1t - Ah I often mess that up when I haven't got the data to test against!Done.

– Martin Smith Oct 22 '10 at 13:10.

SELECT id FROM table WHERE sub_id = @target UNION ALL SELECT @target.

Thank you but im need recursive query – 0dd_b1t Oct 22 '10 at 12:45 @0dd_b1t: Seems that @Martin's answer is what you're looking for – abatishchev Oct 22 '10 at 12:56.

Sorry for this maybe foolish question but i'm newbie to SQL Server. I need to create a simply procedure which return me all id of subdivisions in some division (with top division id too). I think I need array with subid's in loop, but I don't know how to create array in SQL Serve o_0 (omg.. array exist in (T)SQL language?

Or maybe another way to get it?

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