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Execute SQL Stored Procedure using VBScript

Asked by leadcrew in SQL Query Syntax, VB Script

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Hello Experts,

I have the following stored procedure in a SQL DB and would like to write a VBScript that will execute this procedure. Basically what this procedure does is searches a DB for invoices that are delinquent. If the invoice is delinquent, the message in the procedure will show up in the customers profile and we will not offer support until their account is brought current.

I am as new as you can get when it comes to scripting and would like some help trying to figure this out. If there is more info that you need from me just let me know and I will do the best I can to get that info. Thanks in advance for any help.

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- Adds a Delinquency Alert to Orgs w/ Delinquent Royalties
CREATE PROCEDURE SetDelinquentRoyaltyAlerts AS
 
-- Declare variables
DECLARE @Message varchar(200)
DECLARE @Temp varchar(100)
 
-- Set Delinquent Customer Messages
SET @Message = 'This customer has delinquent royalties. Check with licensing (Sharon Burns  '
SET @Message = @Message + 'licensing@LEADTOOLS.com) before making credit sale or giving technical support. '
 
-- Set Delinquent Customer Message LIKE search patterns
SET @Temp = '%' + 'This customer has delinquent royalties. Check with licensing' + '%'
 
 
/********************************************************************************************************************/
 
-- Add Delinquent Message to Alert Field of Orgs w/ Delinquent Royalties
UPDATE	Org
SET	ChangeDate = GETDATE(), ChangeUser = 'SQLDAIMON', Alert = @Message + ISNULL(Alert, '')
FROM	Org o JOIN Royalty r ON o.Org_ID = r.Org_ID
WHERE	(r.Status = 'Delinquent' OR r.Status = 'Multimedia Delinquent')
AND	(Alert NOT LIKE @Temp OR Alert IS NULL)
AND	o.CustNo IS NOT NULL
 
-- Remove Delinquent Message from Alert Field of Orgs w/ Formerly Delinquent Royalties
UPDATE	Org
SET	ChangeDate = GETDATE(), ChangeUser = 'SQLDAIMON', Alert = REPLACE(Alert, @Message, '')
FROM	Org o JOIN Royalty r ON o.Org_ID = r.Org_ID
WHERE	o.Org_ID NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT Org_ID FROM Royalty WHERE Status IN ('Delinquent', 'Multimedia Delinquent'))
AND	Alert LIKE @Temp
 
/********************************************************************************************************************/
 
-- Cleanup After Previous UPDATE Statement
-- Set Zero-length String Alert Fields to NULL
UPDATE Org
SET ChangeDate = GETDATE(), ChangeUser = 'SQLDAIMON', Alert = NULL
WHERE Alert = ''
GO
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