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deepeshdhake

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October 1, 2012 at 6:04 pm

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Hello,
I have wrote one store proc. So, in the stored procedure, it is using one table which is in the different database. When I am trying to execute the stored proc it is giving me this error "INVALID OBJECT NAME". I have also given the permission to the stored proc.
Following is the sample stored proc:
create proc proc_name(inputs)
AS
BEGIN
select x.id,y.name
FROM dbo.X_name x inner join dbname.dbo.Y_name y ON x.is=y.id
END
ERROR: Invalid Object Name 'dbname.dbo.Y_name'
NOTE: I got this error when I altered the procedure. Before it was running properly.

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laurie-789651 SSCertifiable Points: 7680 More actions · Answer 1

Is the other database on the same server?

What change did you make that stopped it working? Was it adding the reference to dbo.Y_name?

Eugene Elutin SSC Guru Points: 59322 More actions · Answer 2

So looks like that dbname.dbo.Y_name is not accessible from connection you are trying to execute your procedures. Check the name spelling as well.

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OTF SSCertifiable Points: 6104 More actions · Answer 3

The error is almost certainly what it is.

I would just check and confirm the spelling, database and objects you are trying to access.

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deepeshdhake (10/1/2012)
Hello,
I have wrote one store proc. So, in the stored procedure, it is using one table which is in the different database. When I am trying to execute the stored proc it is giving me this error "INVALID OBJECT NAME". I have also given the permission to the stored proc.
Following is the sample stored proc:
create proc proc_name(inputs)
AS
BEGIN
select x.id,y.name
FROM dbo.X_name x inner join dbname.dbo.Y_name y ON x.is=y.id
END
ERROR: Invalid Object Name 'dbname.dbo.Y_name'
NOTE: I got this error when I altered the procedure. Before it was running properly.

Run these two queries and post back the results.

Query 1

select TOP 10 x.id,y.name

FROM dbo.X_name x inner join dbname.dbo.Y_name y ON x.is=y.id

Query 2

select TOP 10 * FROM dbname.dbo.Y_name

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ard5karthick SSCommitted Points: 1603 More actions · Answer 5

HI,

I have created a similar query to yours and it works fine for me. So the problem must be with the syntax. Kindly check it once.

Create Procedure Test(@SCAC Varchar(50))

AS

Begin

Select SCAC, emailAddress

From OC_CARR_BALANCEDUE Balance join OC_User.dbo.portaValues code

on code.codeValue = balance.SCAC and Balance.SCAC = @SCAC

END

kapil_kk SSC-Insane Points: 21316 More actions · Answer 6

Hi,

I run the similar query and I didnt get the any error.

create procedure abc as

select x.id,y.name1 from name1 x

inner join Practice.dbo.name1 y ON x.id=y.ID

Command executed successfully

EXEC abc

Result- it returns the matching rows.

Please try to run the query as select * from db_name.dbo.tablename ans check if it is returnug desired result or any error.

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