Ich habe die folgende gespeicherte Prozedur mit vier Parametern.

Gespeicherte ProzedurspTest:

CREATE PROCEDURE spTest
    @Name varchar(20) = '',
    @Address varchar(100) = '',
    @City varchar(50) = '',
    @Pin varchar(50) = ''
AS
    DECLARE @DynamicWhere varchar(max)
    DECLARE @Query varchar(max)

    /* Here I want to prepare a dynamic where clause for all possibilities */
    SET @Query = 'SELECT * FROM Test_Table '+ @DynamicWhere +'';

    EXECUTE(@Query);
GO

Nun bereite ich es so vor:

IF @Name = '' AND @Address = '' AND @City = '' AND @Pin = '' 
BEGIN
     SET @DynamicWhere = '';
END
ELSE IF @Name != '' AND @Address = '' AND @City = '' AND @Pin = '' 
BEGIN
     SET @DynamicWhere = 'Name ='''+@Name+'''';
END
ELSE IF @Name != '' AND @Address != '' AND @City = '' AND @Pin = '' 
BEGIN
     SET @DynamicWhere = 'Name ='''+@Name+''' AND Address ='''+@Address+'''';
END
......
......
Many possibilities 

Ist das ein richtiger WegODE gibt es einen besseren Weg, um die dynamische @ vorzubereitWHERE Klausel?