@juanisidrodiaz3093

More than 10 years and still a master of piece with a clear concept and explanation. Thanks a lot.

@mistery4437

Your rhetoric is lucid, controlled, non-persuasive and engrossing. A Masterclass. Thanks, Again.

@marcjohnson6621

One of the clearest explanations I've seen. Well done.

@m.a.saberi7606

your teaching skill is perfect and your accent is very clear and cute.

@koporcic

I needed to learn store procedures, then I was needing everything in this tutorial in this exact order... you deserve the subscribe!

@michaelo8622

Great tutorial! You sound like a wise owl :) It's very pleasant to the ears.

@zerolosi

Such an amazingly clear video

@estuardojuchuna

THANKS BRO .... saved me from a big problem!

@Or1g3nn

First things first, this is by far the best course on stored procedures I have come across. So thank you so much! I have a question in regards to the use of the global variables; what if multiple store procedures are running at the same time? Would they interfere with each other when referencing the global variables?

@jefrinraj5482

Hi,
You've go a nice set of collective videos that are Quiet easy to understand !!
Can I get the resources, like all of the database for my practice?

@elvinabdullayev2451

Great, great, great!

@mehmethuseyinozcan

Thanks you are  the best .... Guys! other way for better solution  for seeing 0 film 9 and 10 oscars line
               set @numberFilms = (select COUNT(*) from tblFilm f where f.FilmOscarWins = @count)
  if @numberFilms != 0 
  begin
   print cast(@numberFilms as varchar(3)) + ' Films have ' + Cast(@count as varchar(2)) + ' Oscars'
  end

@lagz89

Great teaching, thank you

@krismaly

Good introduction of CURSORS. I enjoyed the video. Thanks

@1_Piyush

Thank you !
you videos  are very helpful !
could you please tell me how to go through all rows of one column and print them using loop

@gildewinter4185

a very good video. clear explanations .rock on

@RayanJawad110

Thanks - you're tutorials are awesome!

@shahimkhlaifat

Yours are very very helpful thank you, but you might ignore the 'print statement' and go for sql database and show the loop in manipulating the data instead. most of the people are not looking to print messages in sql.

@loam

Good one.

@evancito2

thanks man!