How To Validate in Procedure
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I Created a one Procedure ..its given Below...
create procedure [dbo].[USP_Reliance_Master_Upload]as
begin
declare @dt datetime , @Mnth varchar(10)
BEGIN TRY
SELECT @dt = convert(varchar(10),convert(datetime,DCPI_Date),101) from Ram_Reliance_Master
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
RETURN-1-- The Date Field is In Correct Formate so Please Check Your Data
END CATCH
BEGIN TRY
SELECT @Mnth = Mnth from Ram_Reliance_Master where isnull(Mnth,'')!=''
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
RETURN-1
END CATCH -- The Date Field Should Not Be Null
insert into dbo.Reliance_Master
(Mnth,DCPI_Date,GRP_OUTS_RIL,Interest_Cost,OverDue_Earned,Qty,EPI,insertDt,Year)
select
Mnth,convert(datetime,DCPI_Date),GRP_OUTS_RIL,Interest_Cost,OverDue_Earned,Qty,EPI,cast(getdate() as DATE),DATEPART(YY,DCPI_Date)
from Ram_Reliance_Master
end
The Existing Ram_Reliance_Master Table Data is Given Below,
Mnth DCPI_Date GRP_OUTS_RIL Interest_Cost OverDue_Earned Qty EPI Year---------- ---------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- -----------
DEC 2012-12-12 NULL NULL NULL 5 2925 2012
DEC 2012-12-21 NULL NULL NULL 0.002 0.91 2012
DEC 2012-12-26 NULL NULL NULL 0.5 NULL 2012
Null 13-02-2012 NULL NULL NULL 5 NULL 2012
DEC 2012-12-12 NULL NULL NULL 5 2925 2012
Requirement is...
I Build that Stored Procedure in SSIS Package with Job scheduler...
In that Procedure i want to check the Ram_Reliance_Master table Value
1)Mnth Column Should be Not Null
2)The DCPI_Date Field Should be 101 Format ie, (MMDDYYYY)
Otherwise that Procedure will not Execute ... it should be terminate ...
should not commit any Rows...
How To Validate in Procedure ?
I dont know well the Above Query is working fine or not..
or any other idea Please Share and Support Me...
Thanks & Regards
Saravanan.D
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sarwaanmca (1/23/2013)
1)Mnth Column Should be Not NullAdd in procedure
IF isnull(@Mnth , '') = ''RETURN
sarwaanmca (1/23/2013)
The DCPI_Date Field Should be 101 Format ie, (MMDDYYYY)Use CONVERT function to set its format to 101
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sarwaanmca (1/23/2013)
I Created a one Procedure ..its given Below...create procedure [dbo].[USP_Reliance_Master_Upload]as
begin
declare @dt datetime , @Mnth varchar(10)
BEGIN TRY
SELECT @dt = convert(varchar(10),convert(datetime,DCPI_Date),101) from Ram_Reliance_Master
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
RETURN-1-- The Date Field is In Correct Formate so Please Check Your Data
END CATCH
BEGIN TRY
SELECT @Mnth = Mnth from Ram_Reliance_Master where isnull(Mnth,'')!=''
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
RETURN-1
END CATCH -- The Date Field Should Not Be Null
insert into dbo.Reliance_Master
(Mnth,DCPI_Date,GRP_OUTS_RIL,Interest_Cost,OverDue_Earned,Qty,EPI,insertDt,Year)
select
Mnth,convert(datetime,DCPI_Date),GRP_OUTS_RIL,Interest_Cost,OverDue_Earned,Qty,EPI,cast(getdate() as DATE),DATEPART(YY,DCPI_Date)
from Ram_Reliance_Master
end
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1)Mnth Column Should be Not Null
2)The DCPI_Date Field Should be 101 Format ie, (MMDDYYYY)
Otherwise that Procedure will not Execute ... it should be terminate ...
should not commit any Rows...
How To Validate in Procedure ?
I dont know well the Above Query is working fine or not..
or any other idea Please Share and Support Me...
Thanks & Regards
Saravanan.D
TRY-CATCH will not work for your purpose because control is passed to the CATCH block only when the TRY block code generates an error of sufficient severity. In both of your TRY-CATCH constructs, the CATCH blocks will execute only when the TRY code generates errors. The first TRY-CATCH will execute the CATCH block if for some reason the DCPI_Date value cannot be converted to a valid datetime, but that doesn't ensure that DCPI_Date is in the 101 MMDDYYYY format you want. For example, 10 June 2012 and 6 October 2012 can both be written as '06-10-2012' or '10-06-2012' depending on which convention your users are following. How SQL Server interprets those strings as dates depends on the DATEFORMAT setting.
If you want to verify that the values of variables or parameters are within specified domains before proceeding, you can use IF statements:
IF @Mnth IS NULL
BEGIN
RETURN
END
<some code to run otherwise>
Jason Wolfkill
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Please try this,
create procedure [dbo].[USP_Reliance_Master_Upload]
as
begin
--declare @dt datetime , @Mnth varchar(10)
------ If the data consist of Mnth column data as null or blank values
IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM Ram_Reliance_Master where ISNULL(RTRIM(LTRIM(Mnth)), '') = '')
RETURN -1
BEGIN TRY
IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 from Ram_Reliance_Master
WHERE DCPI_Date = convert(varchar(10),convert(datetime,DCPI_Date),101) )
RETURN -1-- The Date Field is In Correct Formate so Please Check Your Data
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
RETURN -1-- The Date Field is In Correct Formate so Please Check Your Data
END CATCH
insert into dbo.Reliance_Master
(Mnth,DCPI_Date,GRP_OUTS_RIL,Interest_Cost,OverDue_Earned,Qty,EPI,insertDt,Year)
select
Mnth,convert(datetime,DCPI_Date),GRP_OUTS_RIL,Interest_Cost,OverDue_Earned,Qty,EPI,cast(getdate() as DATE),DATEPART(YY,DCPI_Date)
from Ram_Reliance_Master
end
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Might incorporating this work?
select case when isnumeric(left(DCPI_Date,4))=1
then DCPI_Date
else '19000101'
END
when doing your insert into dbo.Reliance_Master
Then later in your SSIS redirect those rows that have 1900-01-01 as the date to an separate file for visual inspection or other form of importing, for instance.
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