March 6, 2003 at 5:35 pm
I have a query that works on its own, however when I put
it into xp_sendmail it fails. It appears that the "set"
command does not work. Here is the query. Any suggestions?
Can you use variables within xp_sendmail @query section?
EXEC master.dbo.xp_sendmail
@recipients = 'Richard Peoples',
@subject = 'The following Budget Checked items need
attention.',
@query ='DECLARE @A1 CHAR (20)
DECLARE @A2 CHAR (2)
SET @A1 = 'Yvette Palomo'
SET @A2 = 'N'
IF (select COUNT (*)
from FSPROD75.dbo.PS_C_JRNLLN_BUDCHK
where RETURN_TO_ANALYST = @A1 AND
BUDGET_CHECK_CLEAR= @A2) > 0
begin
select A.JOURNAL_ID, A.PROJECT_ID, A.ACCOUNT,
B.XLATLONGNAME from FSPROD75.dbo.PS_C_JRNLLN_BUDCHK A
INNER JOIN FSPROD75.dbo.XLATTABLE B ON A.BCM_LINE_STATUS =
B.FIELDVALUE
where (((A.RETURN_TO_ANALYST)= @A1) AND
((A.BUDGET_CHECK_CLEAR)=@A2)) AND (B.FIELDNAME
= "BCM_LINE_STATUS")
end'
March 7, 2003 at 4:54 am
If you embed the query you need to add more quotes as in
@query ='DECLARE @A1 CHAR (20)
DECLARE @A2 CHAR (2)
SET @A1 = ''Yvette Palomo''
SET @A2 = ''N''
IF (select COUNT (*)
from FSPROD75.dbo.PS_C_JRNLLN_BUDCHK
where RETURN_TO_ANALYST = @A1 AND
BUDGET_CHECK_CLEAR= @A2) > 0
begin
select A.JOURNAL_ID, A.PROJECT_ID, A.ACCOUNT,
B.XLATLONGNAME from FSPROD75.dbo.PS_C_JRNLLN_BUDCHK A
INNER JOIN FSPROD75.dbo.XLATTABLE B ON A.BCM_LINE_STATUS =
B.FIELDVALUE
where (((A.RETURN_TO_ANALYST)= @A1) AND
((A.BUDGET_CHECK_CLEAR)=@A2)) AND (B.FIELDNAME
= "BCM_LINE_STATUS")
end'
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