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>>Maybe there is a way to combine them, but that is NOT the way.
>>Could you send me a link to see the queries?
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>Had hard time finding this thread :)
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>Here it is http://forums.asp.net/t/1305210.aspx

That IS terrible programing!
That guy hard coded some warehouse in its SP.
No optional parameters no nothing.
What if I want to get values for ALL warehouses? That SP didn't work at all.
And he/she always hope that the table will have ONLY one record in table for some condition.
Maybe that is true BUT that is only HOPE! :-)


So:
1. Covert First SP to Function lets it have a different name than original SP
2. Create a new SP named exactly as the first one that have only;
SELECT dbo.TheFunction(@ProjectCodem, @Sku)
That is needed so not to have anything changed in the FrontEnd.
3. Use that function in the second SP:

SELECT DISTINCT SM.sku_id, SM.sku_description, SM.unit_price,
                SM.product_type, ST.description,
                SM.product_group, SM.warehouse_id,
                dbo.TheFunction(right parameters here) AS SomeName
FROM       sku_master SM
INNER JOIN sku_alias SA on SM.sku_id = SA.sku_id 
INNER JOINsku_types ST on SM.product_type = ST.Item_Type
WHERE SA.sku_group = @SkuGroup AND
      SM.destroy_status = 'ACTIVE' AND
      SM.sku_status = 'ACTIVE'
ORDER BY SM.sku_id ASC