Openquery Help Requested

sql server = server A
sybase = server B (set up as a linked server in A)
I have a stored procedure in A that contains the following statement:
SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(B, 'exec storedproc')
which runs the procedure in B just fine. It truncates a table in B and
then populates it with data from various queries. The issue is later in
the stored procedure issued from A I perform an insert where I grab the
data inserted into the table in B and insert that data into a table in
A. It seems as though everytime a number of records are inserted into
the table in A the statement above: SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(B, 'exec
storedproc') is run again and again. Does anybody know why this is
occurring and how I can stop this from occurring?
Thanks,
E> the stored procedure issued from A I perform an insert where I grab the
> data inserted into the table in B and insert that data into a table in
> A. It seems as though everytime a number of records are inserted into
> the table in A the statement above: SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(B, 'exec
> storedproc') is run again and again. Does anybody know why this is
> occurring and how I can stop this from occurring?
You mean that later within 'storedproc' you are perfoming insert into a
table that is resided on server 'A' and you have seen in SQL Server Profiler
that it runs SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(B, 'exec> storedproc') many times. Am
I right?
"w" <ebrooks@.sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:1136953074.780909.282800@.g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> sql server = server A
> sybase = server B (set up as a linked server in A)
> I have a stored procedure in A that contains the following statement:
> SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(B, 'exec storedproc')
> which runs the procedure in B just fine. It truncates a table in B and
> then populates it with data from various queries. The issue is later in
> the stored procedure issued from A I perform an insert where I grab the
> data inserted into the table in B and insert that data into a table in
> A. It seems as though everytime a number of records are inserted into
> the table in A the statement above: SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(B, 'exec
> storedproc') is run again and again. Does anybody know why this is
> occurring and how I can stop this from occurring?
> Thanks,
> E
>|||Well the reason I know that it keeps reissuing that statement is that
while the table in A is being populated after a number of records have
been inserted the table in B is truncated and repopulated again and
this cycle goes on until the table in A has been completely populated.
E
Uri Dimant wrote:
> You mean that later within 'storedproc' you are perfoming insert into a
> table that is resided on server 'A' and you have seen in SQL Server Profil
er
> that it runs SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(B, 'exec> storedproc') many times. A
m
> I right?
>
> "w" <ebrooks@.sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
> news:1136953074.780909.282800@.g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...|||Well the reason I know that it keeps reissuing that statement is that
while the table in A is being populated after a number of records have
been inserted the table in B is truncated and repopulated again and
this cycle goes on until the table in A has been completely populated.
E
Uri Dimant wrote:
> You mean that later within 'storedproc' you are perfoming insert into a
> table that is resided on server 'A' and you have seen in SQL Server Profil
er
> that it runs SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(B, 'exec> storedproc') many times. A
m
> I right?
>
> "w" <ebrooks@.sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
> news:1136953074.780909.282800@.g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...