How to stop logging in stored procedure?

Question

With interactive ISQL ssession, there is a command "stop logging" to stop ase logging for current session.
How to do same thing for a stored procedure?

Answer 1

No, each select/into will need to create a new table.
With some planning/designing you could do something like:
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select ... into mytab1 ...
select ... into mytab2 ... union all select * from mytab1
--drop any indexes from mytab1
truncate table mytab1
drop table mytab1
select ... into mytab3 ... union all select * from mytab2
--drop any indexes from mytab2
truncate table mytab2
drop table mytab2
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Obviously you have to make the final decision ... minimize logging with more complicated coding *vs* accept logging overhead with less complicated coding.
Just saw Kevin's response ... which is a more efficient method assuming each insert can stand on it's own.
My example assumes some intermediate processing between the INSERTs (eg, insert mytab1, run some queries against mytab1, insert mytab2, run some queries against mytab2, insert mytab3) ... then again perhaps you could use the #temp tables for intermediate processing, too.
There are a lot of ways to reduce your logging which ultimately depends on your exact requirements.