September 26, 2014 at 9:55 am
Hi guys!,
As the tittle says, i´m having some trouble on a dynamic pivot. Let´s cut to the chase.
First I set the columns i will use
declare @analista varchar (100)
declare @loteInicio int
declare @loteFin int
declare @Matriz varchar (2)
set @analista = 'Veronica Villanueva'
set @loteinicio = 472800
set @lotefin = 472880
declare @columnas varchar(max)
set @columnas = ''
select @columnas = coalesce(@columnas + '[' + cast(paraid as varchar(12)) + '],', '')
FROM (
select distinct
b.paraid
from lotes a
join analisis b on a.codigo = b.anaid
join sample_analysis c on a.lotes = c.lote
where a.estado_l <> 'aprobado'
and c.sample_number not like '%R%'
and a.analista_l = @analista
and (a.lotes >= @loteInicio or a.lotes <= @loteFin) ) as parid
set @columnas = left(@columnas,LEN(@columnas)-1)
print @columnas
The output is the desired;
[Br ],[CID ],[CIT ],[Cl ],[Conduc],[COT ],[F ],[Fosfat],[Langue],[Nitrat],[Nitrit],[Ntotal],[Ortof ],[Sulf ],[Sulfat],[SulfDi]
No problem so far.
Then i pivot;
DECLARE @SQLString nvarchar(500);
set @SQLString = N'
select *
from
(select a.lotes,b.paraid,a.analista_l,c.sample_number
from lotes a
join analisis b on a.codigo = b.anaid
join sample_analysis c on a.lotes = c.lote
where a.estado_l <> ''aprobado''
and c.sample_number not like ''%R%''
and a.analista_l = ''@analista''
and (a.lotes >= ''@loteInicio''
or a.lotes <= ''@loteFin'')
) as ST
pivot
(
sum(lotes)
for paraid in ('+@columnas+')
) as PivotTable;'
set @SQLString = replace(replace(replace(@SQLString,'@analista',@analista),'@loteinicio',@loteinicio),'@lotefin',@lotefin)
EXECUTE sp_executesql @SQLString
and i get the following error;
Mens. 105, Level 15, State 1, Line 17
Unclosed quotation mark after the character string 'O'.
Mens. 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 17
Incorrect syntax near 'O'.
I don´t understan why is giving me this message. I know that is bound to the 'ortof' column i pivoted.
Suggestions??ideas??
thanks in advance!!!
September 26, 2014 at 9:58 am
got it !!!
COT is a reserved word!!!!!!
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