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Problems WIth Running A Store Proc In Microsoft Access

Asked by kinton in Microsoft Access Database, MS SQL Server, SQL Query Syntax

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I am trying to run a store procedure in Microsoft Access but for some reason it gets halfway through the store procedure then completes without finishing the other half of the procedure. But when it runs in query analyzer the store procedure runs and completes with no problems. Any ideas why? Part of the code i'm using is below. Is it something to do with the order of my cursor and @@FETCH_STATUS code? I am using SQL SERVER 2000 by the way. If theres anymore information needed please just ask. ThanksStart Free Trial 
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while @today<=@enddate begin
--print @today
	if datepart(dw,@today) between 2 and 6 begin set @daysinweek=@daysinweek+1 end
 
	if datepart(dw,@today)=1 OR @today=@enddate begin -- finished  week
		set @WkEnd=@today
 
		 SET @counter = (SELECT     COUNT(*)
		FROM         dbo.tblUserDetails tblRSMUser INNER JOIN
                      dbo.tblRepDetails tblRSMRep ON tblRSMUser.RepId = tblRSMRep.RepId RIGHT OUTER JOIN
                      dbo.tblRepDetails INNER JOIN
                      dbo.tblUserDetails ON dbo.tblRepDetails.RepId = dbo.tblUserDetails.RepId INNER JOIN
                      dbo.tblTeams ON dbo.tblRepDetails.Sector = dbo.tblTeams.RepSector_Legacy ON tblRSMRep.RepId = dbo.tblRepDetails.AreamanagerRepId
		where (@userid=0 or dbo.tblUserDetails.UserId=@userid) and (@TeamId=0 or dbo.tblTeams.TeamID=@TeamID) and (@RSMUserID=0 or tblRSMUser.UserId=@RSMUserID))
		
 
 
		DECLARE Rec   CURSOR FOR 
		SELECT     dbo.tblUserDetails.UserId
		FROM         dbo.tblUserDetails tblRSMUser INNER JOIN
                      dbo.tblRepDetails tblRSMRep ON tblRSMUser.RepId = tblRSMRep.RepId RIGHT OUTER JOIN
                      dbo.tblRepDetails INNER JOIN
                      dbo.tblUserDetails ON dbo.tblRepDetails.RepId = dbo.tblUserDetails.RepId INNER JOIN
                      dbo.tblTeams ON dbo.tblRepDetails.Sector = dbo.tblTeams.RepSector_Legacy ON tblRSMRep.RepId = dbo.tblRepDetails.AreamanagerRepId
		where (@userid=0 or dbo.tblUserDetails.UserId=@userid) and (@TeamId=0 or dbo.tblTeams.TeamID=@TeamID) and (@RSMUserID=0 or tblRSMUser.UserId=@RSMUserID)
		OPEN Rec
		
		FETCH NEXT FROM rec 
		INTO @CurUserID
		
		WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
		   BEGIN
		 		
			insert into Rpt1000011(RptRequestUserID,UserID, [Week],WeekDesc, DaysInWeek, ExhibitionDays, SickDays, Holiday, MeetingsAndTraining, AQAMeeting, 
			HomeBasedSelling, AppointmentsMade,TelephoneCalls,OpportunitiesAdded,OpportunitiesAddedPrimary,
			OpportunitiesAddedKS3,OpportunitiesAddedKS4,OpportunitiesAddedALevel,OpportunitiesAdded16PlusExcALevel,OpportunitiesAddedOther,
			DistinctEstabVisited6thForm,DistinctEstabVisitedFEHE,DistinctEstabVisitedFullAgeRange,
			DistinctEstabVisitedLA,DistinctEstabVisitedOther,DistinctEstabVisitedPrimary,
			DistinctEstabVisitedSecondary,AppointmentsPresentation,AppointmentsAdviser,AppointmentsDisplay,
			AppointmentsCold,Appointments1to1,MeaningFulConvMaths,MeaningFulConvScience,MeaningFulConvGeog,MeaningFulConvICT,
			MeaningFulConvMFL,MeaningFulConvEnglish,MeaningFulConvDT,MeaningFulConvOther,MeaningFulConvNumeracy,
			MeaningFulConvLiteracy,MeaningFulConvNTDL)
			select @RptRequestUserID,@CurUserID,@activeweek,'Week ' + cast(@activeweek as varchar(10)),@daysinweek,
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'ExhibitionDays'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'SickDays'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'Holiday'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeetingsAndTraining'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'AQAMeeting'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'HomeBasedSelling'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'AppointmentsMade'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'TelephoneCalls'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'OpportunitiesAdded'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'OpportunitiesAddedPrimary'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'OpportunitiesAddedKS3'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'OpportunitiesAddedKS4'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'OpportunitiesAddedALevel'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'OpportunitiesAdded16PlusExcALevel'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'OpportunitiesAddedOther'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'DistinctEstabVisited6thForm'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'DistinctEstabVisitedFEHE'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'DistinctEstabVisitedFullAgeRange'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'DistinctEstabVisitedLA'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'DistinctEstabVisitedOther'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'DistinctEstabVisitedPrimary'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'DistinctEstabVisitedSecondary'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'AppointmentsPresentation'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'AppointmentsAdviser'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'AppointmentsDisplay'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'AppointmentsCold'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'Appointments1to1'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvMaths'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvScience'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvGeog'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvICT'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvMFL'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvEnglish'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvDT'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvOther'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvNumeracy'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvLiteracy'),
			dbo.rpt_CR_GetCRMActivityFigures (@CurUserID,@WkStart,@WkEnd,'MeaningFulConvNTDL')
 
		   FETCH NEXT FROM rec 
		   INTO @CurUserID
		END
		
		CLOSE rec
		DEALLOCATE rec
 
		-- finish the work
 
 
		set @wkstart=@today+1
		set @activeweek=@activeweek+1
		set @daysinweek=0
	end
 
set @today=@today+1
end
 
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