January 9, 2003 at 4:00 am
Hi,
In dynamic Sql, I have a problem when I try to generate a string for select clause. I reach the varchar limit that is 8000 characters. Therefore when I try to execute the query, I have any error messages. In deed, I try to copy some rows from production to archive database, The table does not have necessarily the same structure, also I think I need this string for the copy. Perhaps, there are other solutions for making that. Could you help me?
EX:
Declare @strSelect varcher(80000)
Set strSelect=’field1, field2, field3………………………’
Exec( insert into table (‘+ @strSelect +’) select ‘+ @strSelect +’ from …… ‘)
@strSelect exceeds more 8000 chars
Thank in advance.
January 9, 2003 at 8:45 am
You simply break your @strSelect into multiple variables, and do the concatenation, like you are, in the exec clause.
Declare @strSelect1 varchar(8000),
@strSelect2 varchar(8000)
Set strSelect1=’field1, field2, field3………………………’
Set strSelect2=’field28, field29, field30………………………’
Exec( insert into table (‘+ @strSelect1 + @strSelect2 +’) select ‘+ @strSelect1 + @strSelect2 +’ from …… ‘)
Etc...
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