SQL Add Parameter in Variable
Trying to add a parameter in my variable. Having an error after the comma. Says - "Incorrect syntax near Convert expected vairable". Also receiving an error on VARCHAR, states expecting select.
DECLARE @msg VARCHAR(50) = 'The part number is not the correct length. The length should be {0} ', CONVERT(VARCHAR, @PartLength);
IF @Length <> @PartLength
THROW 50001, @msg, 1;
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Decided to use the THROW as RIASEERROR is not the most current.
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I thought that you could add {0} with a comma to fill in the parameter in the correct location.