Syntax error in SPROC

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Syntax error in SPROC

dean gross

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August 14, 2007 at 6:21 am

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I'm trying to create a sproc with the following t-sql:
SET
@SQL =
'SELECT dbo.Programs.Program
, LEFT(loc.Work_Location, 1) + '
0' AS DivNum
, CASE WHEN LEFT(loc.Work_Location, 1)+ '
0' = 80 THEN 'Buildings' ELSE d.[Division Name] END AS Division
, JM.Job_Number AS Job
, Cust.Customer_Name AS Customer
, Emp.Employee_First_and_Last_Name AS BDRep
, SUM(BudDet.Budgeted_Cost_Amount) AS [Budgeted GPS]
, dbo.Calendar.FP AS FinPer
, dbo.Calendar.FY AS FinYear
, '
New' AS GPSType
and I get the following error
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Procedure srptGrossProfitSalesByLibrary, Line 22
Incorrect syntax near '0'.
What am I doing wrong?
TIA
Dean

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bledu SSChampion Points: 12335 More actions · Answer 1

you are using dynamic sql hence you need to enclose your zero with another set of quotes since you want to concatenate and not add it to the left most character. i.e.

...+ ''0'' + ...

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bledu SSChampion Points: 12335 More actions · Answer 2

you also need to enclose your values in another pair of quotes

''Building''

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dean gross SSCrazy Points: 2632 More actions · Answer 3

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August 14, 2007 at 7:57 am

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thank you

EdVassie SSC Guru Points: 60472 More actions · Answer 4

If you do not want SQL to spend time doing a data type conversion for every row in the query, you should make the 80 into a character string ...= ''80'' ...

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Vinit Srivastava SSC-Addicted Points: 431 More actions · Answer 5

Hi chwck this code . I think this help you

declare @sql varchar(600)

SET @SQL = 'SELECT dbo.Programs.Program,JM.Job_Number AS Job,Cust.Customer_Name AS Customer,Emp.Employee_First_and_Last_Name AS BDRep,

SUM(BudDet.Budgeted_Cost_Amount) AS [Budgeted GPS], dbo.Calendar.FP AS FinPer, dbo.Calendar.FY AS FinYear ,New AS GPSType,

LEFT(loc.Work_Location, 1) + 0 AS DivNum ,CASE WHEN LEFT(loc.Work_Location, 1)+ 0 = 80 THEN Buildings ELSE d.[Division Name] END AS Division'

print @SQL

Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1004318 More actions · Answer 6

There is nothing in the code that needs dynamic SQL. Rewrite the code to take variables. Normally, the only time you need dynamic SQL is for variable table or column names and I'm not seeing any of that in this code.

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