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how can i do this -EXEC IN

midan1

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September 30, 2003 at 2:40 pm

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need help how can i do this ???
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DECLARE @mh-2 [varchar](10)
DECLARE @mha[varchar](50 )
set @mh-2='1,2,3'
set @mha='(where mhlkot.mhlka_id IN (@mh))'
SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT dbo.SilokE.Fname, dbo.SilokE.id, dbo.mhlkot.mhlka, dbo.mhlkot.mhlka_id
FROM dbo.SilokE INNER JOIN
dbo.mhlkot ON dbo.SilokE.mhlka = dbo.mhlkot.mhlka_id
exec ('@mha')
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thnks
ilan

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guarddata SSCertifiable Points: 6583 More actions · Answer 1

DECLARE

@sqlCmd NVARCHAR(1000),

@mh-2 VARCHAR(10),

@mha VARCHAR(50)

SET @mh-2 = '1,2,3'

SET @mha = 'WHERE mhlkot.mhlka_id IN (' + @mh-2 + ')'

SET @sqlCmd = N'SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT' +

' dbo.SolokE.Fname, dbo.SilokE.id,' +

' dbo.mhlkot.mhlka, dbo.mhlkot.mhlka_id' +

' FROM dbo.SilokE INNER JOIN dbo.mhlkot ON dbo.SilokE.mhlka = dbo.mhlkot.mhlka_id' + @mha

sp_executesql @sqlCmd

There may be typoes here...

Guarddata-

Edited by - guarddata on 09/30/2003 3:44:53 PM

midan1 SSCertifiable Points: 5100 More actions · Answer 2

thnks but i get an error

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Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 11

Line 11: Incorrect syntax near 'sp_executesql'.

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ilan

guarddata SSCertifiable Points: 6583 More actions · Answer 3

Assuming you are in Sql2000, you will need the line to read

EXEC sp_executesql @sqlCmd. I always forget EXEC in front

If you are in Sql 7.0, you may need EXECUTE( @sqlCmd)

Guarddata-

midan1 SSCertifiable Points: 5100 More actions · Answer 4

still an error

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Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 1

Line 1: Incorrect syntax near 'mhlkot'.

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thnks

ilan

midan1 SSCertifiable Points: 5100 More actions · Answer 5

Pardon me

it is ok the code

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thnks

ilan

guarddata SSCertifiable Points: 6583 More actions · Answer 6

Looks like the first column was names Solok instead of Silok...

Just for curiosity - how many rows are in SilokE and mhlkot?

Guarddata-

midan1 SSCertifiable Points: 5100 More actions · Answer 7

ok

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in siloke =(59 row(s) affected)

and in

mhlkot= (10 row(s) affected)

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ilan

midan1 SSCertifiable Points: 5100 More actions · Answer 8

watch this it work like this !!!

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DECLARE

@sqlCmd NVARCHAR(1000),

@mh-2 VARCHAR(10),

@mha VARCHAR(50)

SET @mh-2 = '1'

SET @mha = 'WHERE mhlkot.mhlka_id IN ('+ @mh-2 +')'

SET @sqlCmd = N'SELECT dbo.SilokE.Fname,dbo.SilokE.id, dbo.mhlkot.mhlka

FROM dbo.SilokE INNER JOIN

dbo.mhlkot ON dbo.SilokE.mhlka = dbo.mhlkot.mhlka_id

' + @mha

EXEC sp_executesql @sqlCmd

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ilan

gljjr SSCrazy Eights Points: 9970 More actions · Answer 9

How about using a temp/variable table to hold the values you want in your IN clause and doing away with the sp_executesql completely?



DECLARE @foo table(mhlka_id int)

insert into @foo values(1)

insert into @foo values(2)

insert into @foo values(3)



SELECT E.Fname, E.id, M.mhlka, M.mhlka_id

FROM dbo.SilokE E

    JOIN mhlkot M ON E.mhlka = M.mhlka_id

        JOIN @foo f ON M.mhlka_id = f.mhlka_id

Gary Johnson

Microsoft Natural Language Group

DBA, Sr. DB Engineer

Gary Johnson
Microsoft Natural Language Group
DBA, Sr. DB Engineer

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