alter proc test @sourcetablename varchar(30),
@targettablename varchar(200),
@id varchar(8)
as
declare @cols varchar(max);
declare @cols1 varchar(max);
declare @cols2 varchar(max);
with cols
as (
select columns.name,'s.'+columns.name name1,
'd.'+columns.name+'='+'s.'+columns.name name2
from sys.columns
join sys.objects
on sys.columns.object_id=sys.objects.object_id
and objects.name=@sourcetablename
)
select @cols=(stuff((
select ',' + name from cols t
for
xml path('')
),1,1,'')),@cols1=(stuff((
select ',' + name1 from cols t
for
xml path('')
),1,1,'')),
@cols2=(stuff((
select ',' + name2 from cols t
for
xml path('')
),1,1,''))
select @cols2=replace(@cols2,('d.'+@id+'=s.'+@id+','),'')
declare @sql varchar(max)
set @sql='set identity_insert '+@targettablename+' ON;'+'
MERGE '+@targettablename+' with (TABLOCKX) AS d
USING '+@sourcetablename+' AS s
ON s.'+@id+'=d.'+@id+'
WHEN NOT MATCHED BY TARGET
THEN
INSERT ('+@cols+')
VALUES ('+@cols1+')
WHEN NOT MATCHED BY SOURCE
THEN
DELETE
WHEN MATCHED
THEN
UPDATE
SET '+@cols2+'
;'+'set identity_insert '+@targettablename+' off'
exec (@sql)
go
exec test 'Student','[Student2]','StuId'
--select obj.name,*
-- from sys.columns col
-- join sys.objects obj
-- on col.object_id=obj.object_id
-- -- where obj.name='Student'
-- and is_identity=1