Sorry, messed up that last one. If your data is varchar/string data,
then SQL will probably want apostrophes around it, so you'll need to
modify the [EMAIL PROTECTED] line to this (corrected) version:
Set @SQL = 'SELECT usockId, usockCode, usockDesc, usockAmount
FROM dbo.tbl_usocks
WHERE usockDesc LIKE ''%HANDSET%''
AND usockCode NOT IN (''' + replace(@usockList,',',''',''') + ''')
ORDER BY usockCode, usockDesc'
-----Original Message-----
From: Raster, Tim
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 15:58
To: SQL
Subject: RE: SQL statement works but Stored Procedure fails?
That operation isn't allowed (at least not in MS SQL Server). You have
basically build your SQL string, and then execute it. Try something
like this:
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.DCS_handsets_selected
AS
DECLARE @usockList varchar(2000), @SQL varchar(8000)
SELECT @usockList = usockCode
FROM tbl_dcs_handsets_selected
WHERE handsetid = 1
Set @SQL = 'SELECT usockId, usockCode, usockDesc, usockAmount
FROM dbo.tbl_usocks
WHERE usockDesc LIKE ''%HANDSET%''
AND usockCode NOT IN (' + @usockList + ')
ORDER BY usockCode, usockDesc'
Execute (@SQL)
/*
or, if it's strings, you may have to do the same as above, except for
this line:
Set @SQL = 'SELECT usockId, usockCode, usockDesc, usockAmount
FROM dbo.tbl_usocks
WHERE usockDesc LIKE ''%HANDSET%''
AND usockCode NOT IN (''' + replace(@usockList,'''','''''') + ''')
ORDER BY usockCode, usockDesc'
*/
-----Original Message-----
From: Bosky, Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 15:37
To: SQL
Subject: SQL statement works but Stored Procedure fails?
I have the following SQL statement that will return all items not in the
list.
It works fine as a simple sql statement but when I make a stored
procedure
with the query it doesn't return the expected results.
This list has been extremely helpful so I thought I might drop it here.
--------------------------------------
SELECT usockId, usockCode, usockDesc, usockAmount
FROM dbo.tbl_usocks
WHERE usockDesc LIKE '%HANDSET%'
AND usockCode NOT IN ('DCSB01','DCSB02')
ORDER BY usockCode, usockDesc
---------------------------------------
---------------------------------------
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.DCS_handsets_selected
AS
DECLARE @usockList varchar(2000)
SELECT @usockList = usockCode
FROM tbl_dcs_handsets_selected
WHERE handsetid = 1
SELECT usockId, usockCode, usockDesc, usockAmount
FROM dbo.tbl_usocks
WHERE usockDesc LIKE '%HANDSET%'
AND usockCode NOT IN ('@usockList')
ORDER BY usockCode, usockDesc
---------------------------------------
Thanks,
Dave
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