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9.4

Xp_cmdshell error

Asked by jung1975 in MS SQL Server

Tags: bcp, 170, error, xp_cmdshell

I can create the below SP:


alter procedure RAIInvtltemsScript ( @siteid varchar(5) )
as

Declare @sql varchar(8000)

begin

select
@sql = 'bcp "select ''\"LEVEL0\"'',''\"InvtID\"'',''\"SiteID\"'',''\"DfltBin1\"'',''\"DfltBin2\"'',''\"DfltBin3\"'', ''\"DfltBin4\"'',''\"COGSACCT\"'' ,''\"COGSSub\"'',''\"SalesAcct\"'' ,''\"SalesSub\"'' ,''\"InvtAcct\"'',''\"InvtSub\"'',''\"PrimVendID\"'' ,''\"VendPartNum\"'',''\"ReOrdQty\"'' ,''\"ReOrdPt\"'' union all select ''\"''+ ''LEVEL0''+''\"'', ''\"''+ rtrim(InvtID) + ''\"'',   ''\"''+ STUFF(rtrim(ltrim(''' +@siteid +''')), 4, 0, ''-'')  + ''\"'', ''\"'' + ''SR01'' + ''\"'', ''\"'' + ''SR02'' + ''\"'' ,  ''\"'' + ''SR03'' + ''\"'',  ''\"'' + ''SR04'' + ''\"''  , ''\"''+ rtrim(CogsAcct) + ''\"'',''\"'' + '''' + ''\"'', ''\"''+ rtrim(DfltSalesAcct) + ''\"'' , ''\"'' + '''' + ''\"'', ''\"''+ rtrim(InvtAcct) + ''\"'' , ''\"'' + '''' + ''\"'' ,''\"''+ rtrim(Supplr1) + ''\"''  , ''\"''+ rtrim(SupplrItem1) + ''\"'' , ''\"''+ ''0'' + ''\"'', ''\"''+ ''0'' + ''\"''  from Inventory ''''" queryout "
\\Sol\import\' + RTRIM(@siteid) + '.txt" -c -t "," -SNSHPWSOL01 -Ujung -Ppassword'


exec master..xp_cmdshell @sql
End


But if I execute it, I keep getting an error

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Password:
SQLState = 37000, NativeError = 170
Error = [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Line 1: Incorrect syntax near ''.
SQLState = 37000, NativeError = 8180
Error = [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Statement(s) could not be prepared.
NULL



--this is Print @sql


bcp "select '\"LEVEL0\"','\"InvtID\"','\"SiteID\"','\"DfltBin1\"','\"DfltBin2\"','\"DfltBin3\"', '\"DfltBin4\"','\"COGSACCT\"' ,'\"COGSSub\"','\"SalesAcct\"' ,'\"SalesSub\"' ,'\"InvtAcct\"','\"InvtSub\"','\"PrimVendID\"' ,'\"VendPartNum\"','\"ReOrdQty\"' ,'\"ReOrdPt\"' union all select '\"'+ 'LEVEL0'+'\"', '\"'+ rtrim(InvtID) + '\"',   '\"'+ STUFF(rtrim(ltrim('A5101')), 4, 0, '-')  + '\"', '\"' + 'SR01' + '\"', '\"' + 'SR02' + '\"' ,  '\"' + 'SR03' + '\"',  '\"' + 'SR04' + '\"'  , '\"'+ rtrim(CogsAcct) + '\"','\"' + '' + '\"', '\"'+ rtrim(DfltSalesAcct) + '\"' , '\"' + '' + '\"', '\"'+ rtrim(InvtAcct) + '\"' , '\"' + '' + '\"' ,'\"'+ rtrim(Supplr1) + '\"'  , '\"'+ rtrim(SupplrItem1) + '\"' , '\"'+ '0' + '\"', '\"'+ '0' + '\"'  from Inventory ''" queryout "
\\Sol\import\A5101.txt" -c -t "," -SNSHPWSOL01 -Ujung -Ppassword


what am i doing wrong?




 
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