3.21. Using Table-Valued Types As Parameters
Problem
You need to pass data to a stored procedure table-valued parameter.
Solution
Use the AddWithValue() method of the ParameterCollection for the Command to assign a value to the table-value parameter and specify the SqlDbType of the parameter as Structured from the SqlDbType enumeration.
The solution needs a table named TVPTable in the AdoDotNet35Cookbook database. Execute the following T-SQL statement to create the table:
USE AdoDotNet35Cookbook GO CREATE TABLE TVPTable( Id int NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, Field1 nvarchar(50) NULL, Field2 nvarchar(50) NULL )
Execute the following T-SQL statement to create the user-defined table type named TVPType used in this solution:
USE AdoDotNet35Cookbook GO CREATE TYPE TVPType AS TABLE ( Id int, Field1 nvarchar(50), Field2 nvarchar(50))
The solution also uses a stored procedure named InsertTVPTable that takes a table-valued parameter and adds the records in it to the table TVPTable. Execute the following T-SQL statement to create the stored procedure:
USE AdoDotNet35Cookbook GO CREATE PROCEDURE InsertTVPTable ( @tvp TVPType READONLY) AS SET NOCOUNT ON INSERT INTO TVPTable SELECT Id, Field1, Field2 FROM @tvp
The solution creates a DataTable named dvTVP that is used to pass a table value into a parameter into the stored procedure InsertTVPTable that inserts a record into the table TVPTable in the AdoDotNet35Cookbook database. A Command object is created for the stored procedure InsertTVPTable and the value ...
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