Hi,
I have a Store Proc like the following.
CREATE PROCEDURE my_sp_test
@start_date varchar(20),
@end_date varchar(20)
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Exec("INSERT INTO #tmp_tbl1 SELECT * FROM tble_" + @ls_idno + " A WHERE ( A.date_added >= '"+@start_date+"') AND (A.date_added <= '" + @end_date + "' ) ")
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I am using this SP to create a datawindow in PB. When I try to preview the datawindow in Powerbuilder (v6.5), I am getting hte following error.
'Select Error: Syntax Error during Implicit conversion of VARCHAR value '0' to a Datetime field'
The SP also returns the data.
Please help to solve this.
Thanks!
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change the inputs to dates
CREATE PROCEDURE my_sp_test
@start_date datetime,
@end_date datetime
or
try use the convert function
Exec("INSERT INTO #tmp_tbl1 SELECT * FROM tble_" + @ls_idno + " A WHERE ( CONVERT(datetime, A.date_added,101) >= '"+ "CONVERT(datetime, " + @start_date + ",101) +"') AND (CONVERT(datetime, A.date_added,101) <= '" + "CONVERT(datetime, " + @end_date + "101) + "' ) ")
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just print the string and check for syntax....
cheers.
I am passing '08/01/03 00:00:00' and '09/22/03 23:59:59' as @start_date and @end_date
I also tried using the CONVERT function, It says 'Error dusing excplicit conversion of INT to datetime field'.
I could not print the sql statement at runtime using the Database Administrator utility in Powerbuilder.
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by: LowfatspreadPosted on 2003-09-23 at 11:59:13ID: 9415475
what values for the dates are you using....
and please show the sql statement as it exists before execution...