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9.2

SQL Stored Procedure

Asked by leapingleon in SQL Query Syntax, SQL Server 2005

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Hi there

I just need to edit the attached stored procedure properly as it is not working 100%, and I am very new to this.

What is should basically be doing is displaying something along the lines of:

Date            |   Day       |   Count
-------------------------------------
18/09/2008 Thursday  3
19/09/2008 Friday       4
....

However, the day does not seem to be working, it always starts with monday at the top of the list, like so (18/09/2008 is thursday)::

Date            |   Day       |   Count
-------------------------------------
18/09/2008 Monday           3
19/09/2008 Tuesday          4

Its probably something small, but very new to this, and the guy who wrote it has left.

Cheers
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SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON 
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON 
GO
 
 
ALTER  PROCEDURE GetAvailableDatesProc (
	@Embassy varchar (50) = ''
)
AS 
 
DECLARE @ListDates TABLE (
    	TheDate datetime,
	DayOfWeek varchar(15)
)
 
DECLARE @EmbassyBookings TABLE (
	ConsulateDate datetime,
	Embassy varchar(20),
	Number integer
)
 
declare @StartDate datetime
declare @Days int
declare @CurrentDay int
 
set @StartDate = getdate()
set @Days = 60
set @CurrentDay = 0
 
while @CurrentDay < @Days
begin
	insert @ListDates (TheDate, DayOfWeek) values (dateadd(dd, @CurrentDay, @StartDate), DATENAME(weekday, @CurrentDay))
	set @CurrentDay = @CurrentDay + 1
end
 
insert 	@EmbassyBookings (ConsulateDate,  
	Number) 
 
	select 	consulatedate, 
		count(embassy) as Number 
	from 	purchasedetails2 
	where  	consulatedate != ''
	and	embassy != ''
	and	embassy != '[Select Embassy]'
	and 	consulatedate > getdate()
	and 	embassy = @Embassy
	group 	by consulatedate, 
		embassy 
	order 	by consulatedate,
		embassy
 
select 	convert(varchar,TheDate,103) as TheDate,
	DayOfWeek,
	Number
from 	@ListDates l LEFT OUTER JOIN @EmbassyBookings e
ON	SUBSTRING(CAST(l.TheDate AS VARCHAR), 1, 12) = SUBSTRING(CAST(e.ConsulateDate AS VARCHAR), 1, 12)
 
 
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF 
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON 
GO
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