If you read the help for sp_ExecuteSQL, you can see that this point is explicitly mentioned:

sp_executesql has the same behavior as EXECUTE regarding batches, the scope of names, and database context. The...

Thank you. While I may have...

That all makes sense! Thanks for explaining and well done on solving it.

That is not a query … it looks more like a proc. definition.

Does it time-out from within SSMS, or is this called from somewhere else?

Sure. This method creates a temp table containing the desired results & then modifies the main table via a DELETE followed by an INSERT.

If there are millions of rows in...

You have set things up using the legacy method of deployment. Have you done this deliberately? If not, please consider deploying your packages to SSISDB and configuring parameters using SSISDB...

This gives you close to what you have asked for (but using a temp table, for convenience):

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #Priority;
 
CREATE TABLE #Priority (Airplane NVARCHAR(50) NULL,...

• This reply was modified 3 days, 14 hours ago by  Phil Parkin.

Running out, I'm afraid. I haven't used packages deployed to the file system for years. I would guess that there's something going on with .NET versions, but the errors you...

OK, got it!

My next suggestion would be to create a simple script task that does nothing external, eg

int z = 1;

and delete the script component and then try running it...

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• This reply was modified 6 days, 7 hours ago by  Phil Parkin.

For the current day, what data changes are being made? Inserts, updates, deletes or all three?

Not that it helps you particularly, but the error message indicates that it is a script task which failed, not a script component, which is a different thing.

I would suggest...

That explains it. Copy of an old post with spam link added, perhaps. Thanks!

I have query which is filling TEMPDB

I need suggestion how to modify this query to which can minimize the TEMPDB space to fill

update #TempShow1 set Name = case when...

You misunderstood my suggestion.

Create an...