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TSEQUAL syntax error in SQL Server 2005

Asked by kirbinator in MS SQL Server

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The following stored procedure (well, actually all of my stored procedures implementing this concurrency scheme) is erroring on SQL Server 2005.  I could very well use "WHERE RowVersion = @RowVersion" but that will not tell me if an update did not occur due to another user changing the data or if the row did not exist all together.  Does anyone have any information regarding the use of TSEQUAL with SQL Server 2005?  If so, how have you made it work... is there a global database setting that needs to be set?

CREATE PROCEDURE [proc_BudgetUpdate]
(
      @OfficeId int,
      @ReportingPeriodId int,
      @BudgetSiloId int,
      @Budget money = NULL,
      @RowVersion timestamp = NULL output
)
AS
BEGIN

      SET NOCOUNT OFF
      DECLARE @Err int

      UPDATE [Budget]
      SET
            [Budget] = @Budget
      WHERE
            [OfficeId] = @OfficeId
      AND      [ReportingPeriodId] = @ReportingPeriodId
      AND      [BudgetSiloId] = @BudgetSiloId
      AND TSEQUAL([RowVersion],@RowVersion)


      SET @Err = @@Error

    SELECT @RowVersion = [RowVersion]
      FROM [Budget]
     WHERE [OfficeId] = @OfficeId AND [ReportingPeriodId] = @ReportingPeriodId AND [BudgetSiloId] = @BudgetSiloId


      RETURN @Err
END
GO

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Procedure proc_BudgetUpdate, Line 23
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