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gvmk27
Starting Member
44 Posts |
Posted - 2014-10-08 : 11:03:13
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How to pass parameter values to Stored Procedure using Openquery ?DECLARE @CenterNumber nvarchar(8) DECLARE @CenterName nvarchar(100)DECLARE @tblLeads table( LeadCount int)SET @CenterNumber = '98454152'SET @CenterName = 'neck'INSERT INTO @tblLeads SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY([DEV1],'[Leads].dbo.usp_SearchLeads_ForCenterScheduler @CenterID ='' + @CenterNumber + '', @Center ='' + @CenterName + ''')SELECT * FROM @tblLeadsThanks for your help/MOhan |
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Bustaz Kool
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
1834 Posts |
Posted - 2014-10-08 : 11:45:37
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Your approach seems basically right but in need of a small tweak. If this isn't right, could you give details of what you are experiencing (e.g., Syntax error, no results, wrong results, run-time error, etc.):SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY([DEV1],'[Leads].dbo.usp_SearchLeads_ForCenterScheduler @CenterID =''' + @CenterNumber + ''', @Center =''' + @CenterName + ''') No amount of belief makes something a fact. -James Randi |
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gvmk27
Starting Member
44 Posts |
Posted - 2014-10-08 : 11:56:16
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Thanks for your reply.Now I'm getting below error after I modified as you recommended.Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 8Incorrect syntax near '+'. (this is at first + sign)if I just pass the values as below, I can see the resultsSELECT * FROM OPENQUERY([DEV1],'[Leads].dbo.usp_SearchLeads_ForCenterScheduler @CenterID =''98454152'', @Center =''neck''')If I run like this, I don't see any resultsSELECT * FROM OPENQUERY([DEV1],'[Leads].dbo.usp_SearchLeads_ForCenterScheduler @CenterID ='' + @CenterNumber + '', @Center ='' + @CenterName + ''') |
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Bustaz Kool
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
1834 Posts |
Posted - 2014-10-08 : 19:12:53
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1) I don't make use of OPENQUERY enough to know but perhaps you can't dynamically build the command string. The syntax seems to indicate that it is a single constant string.2) What is the data type of @CenterID? If it is an integer, you don't need the single quotes around the number being passed in.3) For issues like these, I try to get the string right, print it and see if it will run in stand-alone mode. It sounds like that is what you are doing already No amount of belief makes something a fact. -James Randi |
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