Dont want Select variable displaying values - sql

Question

It might be simple but I been having trouble figuring out.
I have a piece of code(Similar to Below Code) where I am assigning bunch of values to bunch of variables via select, it does the job but when I am running it I am getting result set which is causing my SSMS to crash is there way to avoid this....
DECLARE #Name VARCHAR(100)
DECLARE #LastName VARCHAR(100)
DECLARE #Address VARCHAR(100)
SELECT TOP 1
#Name = Name
#LastName = LastName
#Address = Address
From Person.Address
Where Name = 'Name'
Order By ID
I am using the above code in a loop where I am processing around 3-400K rows and pass this variables to a stored procedure, each top 1 select statement throws a result set causing my SSMS to crash I dont really need the select top 1 values to be displayed, any idea how to get rid of this?....
Any help would be much appreciated.
---As requested below is the code, I have hashed few things but this is what it is and I am running it from Query Analayzer as this is only 1 time process so we dont need SP to be created.
DECLARE #retstat INT
DECLARE #Name VARCHAR(255)
DECLARE #Lang TINYINT
DECLARE #Address CHAR(10)
DECLARE #ID INT
DECLARE #BranchSeqNo INT
DECLARE #AddressCode VARCHAR(10)
DECLARE #Address1 VARCHAR(50)
DECLARE #City VARCHAR(30)
DECLARE #State VARCHAR(3)
DECLARE #PostalCode VARCHAR(15)
DECLARE #Country VARCHAR(30)
SET #ID = NULL
UPDATE RAWClaimTable Set Processed = 0 where Processed is null
UPDATE RAWClaimTable SET ErrorCode = NULL ,ErrorMessage = NULL ,Processed = 0
WHERE ErrorMessage IS NOT NULL AND CLAIMID is null
WHILE EXISTS ( SELECT *
FROM RAWClaimTable
WHERE Processed = 0 )
BEGIN
-----Initialize Default Variables
SET #Lang = 0
SET #Address = 'Import'
SET #SaveMode = 0
SET #ID = Null
SELECT TOP 1
#LossDate = LossDate ,
#ClaimDate = ClaimDate ,
#OpenDate = OpenDate ,
#Receivedate = ReceiVeDate ,
#Name = Name ,
#Address = Address ,
#Address1 = Address1 ,
#City = City ,
#State = State ,
#PostalCode = PostalCode ,
#Country = Country
FROM RAWClaimTable
WHERE Processed = 0
ORDER BY ClaimID
BEGIN TRY
EXEC #RetStat = Usp_ProcessRawData #Lang, #Address, #SaveMode, #ID OUT,
#BranchSeqNo, #OriginalBranchSeqNo, #IncidentID,
#AssignmentTypeCode, #PartnershipID, #AccountID,
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
SELECT #RetStat = ##Error
if ##Trancount > 0 rollback tran
IF #RetStat != 0
BEGIN
update RAWClaimTable set Errormessage = ERROR_MESSAGE() where ClaiMKey = #Name
END
END CATCH
IF #ID IS NOT NULL
BEGIN
UPDATE RAWClaimTable
SET ClaimID = #ID ,
Processed = 1
WHERE ClaiMKey = #Name
END
ELSE
BEGIN
UPDATE RAWClaimTable
SET Processed = 1
WHERE ClaiMKey = #Name
END
END

Answer 1

Use a CURSOR to loop thru your rows!
SET #Lang = 0
SET #Address = 'Import'
SET #SaveMode = 0
SET #ID = Null
DECLARE my_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT LossDate, ClaimDate, OpenDate, ReceiVeDate, Name, Address,
Address1, City, State, PostalCode, Country
FROM RAWClaimTable
WHERE Processed = 0
OPEN my_cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM my_cursor
INTO #LossDate, #ClaimDate, #OpenDate, #Receivedate, #Name, #Address,
#Address1, #City, #State, #PostalCode, #Country
WHILE ##FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
BEGIN TRY
EXEC #RetStat = Usp_ProcessRawData #Lang, #Address, #SaveMode, #ID OUT,
#BranchSeqNo, #OriginalBranchSeqNo, #IncidentID,
#AssignmentTypeCode, #PartnershipID, #AccountID,
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
SELECT #RetStat = ##Error
if ##Trancount > 0 rollback tran
IF #RetStat != 0
BEGIN
update RAWClaimTable set Errormessage = ERROR_MESSAGE()
where ClaiMKey = #Name
END
END CATCH
IF #ID IS NOT NULL
BEGIN
UPDATE RAWClaimTable
SET ClaimID = #ID ,
Processed = 1
WHERE ClaiMKey = #Name
END
ELSE
BEGIN
UPDATE RAWClaimTable
SET Processed = 1
WHERE ClaiMKey = #Name
END
FETCH NEXT FROM my_cursor
INTO #LossDate, #ClaimDate, #OpenDate, #Receivedate, #Name, #Address,
#Address1, #City, #State, #PostalCode, #Country
END