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Posted by Plamen Ratchev on 06/04/07 22:21
The syntax error is because of the commas in the WHERE clause. The
conditions in the WHERE clause are logical expressions and you have to use
AND or OR between expressions based on what you need to filter. A trimmed
down example is:
INSERT INTO Table1
(column1,
column2)
SELECT column1,
column2
FROM Table2
WHERE column1 = @column1
AND column2 = @column2
All that said, I am a bit puzzled why you decided to write this stored
procedure and the purpose of passing those column parameters. If you just
need to copy the Table2 to Table1, then directly run the statement like
this:
INSERT INTO Table1
(column1,
column2,
-- ... the rest of the columns go here
column17)
SELECT column1,
column2,
-- ... the rest of the columns go here
column17
FROM Table2
And then if you have any filters that you need to apply to the columns from
Table2, you can add the WHERE clause. Also, you could wrap that statement in
a stored procedure, but I just do not see the purpose of passing all those
column parameters to the SP. Can you explain why you added them and how you
plan to execute the SP, and maybe an example of what parameters you pass?
If you are trying to perform something like dynamic searching (that is
filter on multiple variable conditions), then you may want to read Erland
Sommarskog's article on dynamic search conditions:
http://www.sommarskog.se/dyn-search.html
HTH,
Plamen Ratchev
http://www.SQLStudio.com
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