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and now can I change my destination columns as col1,col2,col3 respectively and so they can map to correct input columns automatically and so which makes my requirement possible and load data from different source tables to different destination tables in for each loop container logic. However, based on the business process (Finance vs sales), my data source (which are stored procedures querying various different tables) will change too

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If I want to use your stored procedure, how can I write more code or bind reports or things to it if sometimes the column name returned changes? In fact, if I pass in @PersonType of "Customer" when calling that stored proc, don't I KNOW that customers are being returned since that is what I asked for? Why do you feel that the column name needs to change to reflect this? Why not just leave it as is, and let whoever is calling this stored procedure label the resulting data any way it wants?I really hope this makes sense. In other words, you can't have it both ways: either have 1 generic stored proc that returns generic data and generic labels, or have specific stored procs that return specific results

SQL Server Forums - Using variable for column name in select statement
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It couldn't update and therefore i resolved it by writing a stored procedure to write to EACH and EVERY field separately based on the field name i filtered out first. I am trying to write a stored procedure that average's a single column from two+ rows and insert the result into another table.I would like to place the column names in a single column table, and using a cursor, recursively go through each column so I only have 1 select statement and 1 insert statement in the stored procedure that is called 150 times, rather than 300 unique statements