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I am getting error " Server does not exists or access denied"


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@lUniqueID INT,
@lEmployeeNumber INT,
@szEmployeeSurname VARCHAR (20),
@szInitials VARCHAR (4),
@szDeptNo VARCHAR (6),
@dtDateLeft DATETIME,
@EdTotalGrossPayThis FLOAT,
@EdTaxableGrossPayThis FLOAT,
@EdTotalGrossPayPrevious FLOAT,
@EdTaxableGrossPayPrevious FLOAT,
@EdTaxPaidThis FLOAT,
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@PdTaxableGrossPayThis FLOAT,
@PdTaxPaidThis FLOAT,
@PdSMPPaid FLOAT,
@PdSSPPaid FLOAT,
@szNICategory VARCHAR (1),

--output from qryEmployeesNIbyCat
@SumOfdNIablePay FLOAT,
@SumOfdEmployersNI FLOAT,
@SumOfdEmployeeNI FLOAT,
@SumOfdContractedOutEarnings FLOAT,
@SumOfdEmployeeNIContractedOut FLOAT,

--output from qryEmployeeNICHol
@SumOfdEmployersNICHoliday FLOAT

SET NOCOUNT ON

DECLARE employee_period CURSOR
FOR
SELECT tblEmployees.lUniqueID,
tblEmployees.lEmployeeNumber,
tblEmployees.szEmployeeSurname,
tblEmployees.szInitials,
tblEmployees.szDeptNo,
tblEmployees.dtDateLeft,
tblEmployees.dTotalGrossPayThis,
tblEmployees.dTaxableGrossPayThis,
tblEmployees.dTotalGrossPayPrevious,
tblEmployees.dTaxableGrossPayPrevious,
tblEmployees.dTaxPaidThis AS EdTaxPaidThis,
tblEmployees.dTaxPaidPrevious,
tblEmployees.dSMPPaidToDate,
tblEmployees.dSSPPaidToDate
FROM tblEmployees
WHERE (tblEmployees.lCompanyNumber = @lQryCompanyNumber)


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FOR
SELECT DISTINCT
tblEmployeePeriodDetails.lUniqueID,
tblEmployeePeriodDetails.cNICategory
FROM tblEmployeePeriodDetails
WHERE ((tblEmployeePeriodDetails.lUniqueID = @lUniqueID) AND
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@lUniqueID,
@lEmployeeNumber,
@szEmployeeSurname,
@szInitials,
@szDeptNo,
@dtDateLeft,
@EdTotalGrossPayThis,
@EdTaxableGrossPayThis,
@EdTotalGrossPayPrevious,
@EdTaxableGrossPayPrevious,
@EdTaxPaidThis,
@EdTaxPaidPrevious,
@EdSMPPaidToDate,
@EdSSPPaidToDate

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@dtQryPayrollYearStartDate,
@SumOfdEmployersNICHoliday OUTPUT
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@PdTotalGrossPayThis OUTPUT,
@PdTaxableGrossPayThis OUTPUT,
@PdTaxPaidThis OUTPUT,
@PdSMPPaid OUTPUT,
@PdSSPPaid OUTPUT
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FETCH FIRST FROM employee_ni_categories INTO
@lCCUniqueID,
@szNICategory
IF (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -1)
WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -1)
BEGIN
EXEC qryPayEmp8a @lUniqueID,
@szNICategory,
@dtQryPayrollYearStartDate,
@SumOfdNIablePay OUTPUT,
@SumOfdEmployersNI OUTPUT,
@SumOfdEmployeeNI OUTPUT,
@SumOfdContractedOutEarnings OUTPUT,
@SumOfdEmployeeNIContractedOut OUTPUT

SELECT @lUniqueID AS lUniqueID,
@lEmployeeNumber AS lEmployeeNumber,
@szEmployeeSurname AS szSurname,
@szInitials AS szInitials,
@szDeptNo AS szDeptNo,
@dtDateLeft AS dtDateLeft,
@EdTotalGrossPayThis AS EdTotalGrossPayThis,
@EdTaxableGrossPayThis AS EdTaxableGrossPayThis,
@EdTotalGrossPayPrevious AS EdTotalGrossPayPrevious,
@EdTaxableGrossPayPrevious AS EdTaxableGrossPayPrevious,
@EdTaxPaidThis AS EdTaxPaidThis,
@EdTaxPaidPrevious AS EdTaxPaidPrevious,
@EdSMPPaidToDate AS EdSMPPaidToDate,
@EdSSPPaidToDate AS EdSSPPaidToDate,
@SumOfdEmployersNICHoliday AS SumOfdEmployersNICHoliday,
@PdTotalGrossPayThis AS PdTotalGrossPayThis,
@PdTaxableGrossPayThis AS PdTaxableGrossPayThis,
@PdTaxPaidThis AS PdTaxPaidThis,
@PdSMPPaid AS PdSMPPaid,
@PdSSPPaid AS PdSSPPaid,
@szNICategory AS szNICategory,
@SumOfdNIablePay AS SumOfdNIablePay,
@SumOfdEmployersNI AS SumOfdEmployersNI,
@SumOfdEmployeeNI AS SumOfdEmployeeNI,
@SumOfdContractedOutEarnings AS SumOfdContractedOutEarnings,
@SumOfdEmployeeNIContractedOut AS SumOfdEmployeeNIContractedOut

FETCH NEXT FROM employee_ni_categories INTO
@lCCUniqueID,
@szNICategory
END
ELSE
SELECT @lUniqueID AS lUniqueID,
@lEmployeeNumber AS lEmployeeNumber,
@szEmployeeSurname AS szSurname,
@szInitials AS szInitials,
@szDeptNo AS szDeptNo,
@dtDateLeft AS dtDateLeft,
@EdTotalGrossPayThis AS EdTotalGrossPayThis,
@EdTaxableGrossPayThis AS EdTaxableGrossPayThis,
@EdTotalGrossPayPrevious AS EdTotalGrossPayPrevious,
@EdTaxableGrossPayPrevious AS EdTaxableGrossPayPrevious,
@EdTaxPaidThis AS EdTaxPaidThis,
@EdTaxPaidPrevious AS EdTaxPaidPrevious,
@EdSMPPaidToDate AS EdSMPPaidToDate,
@EdSSPPaidToDate AS EdSSPPaidToDate,
@SumOfdEmployersNICHoliday AS SumOfdEmployersNICHoliday,
@PdTotalGrossPayThis AS PdTotalGrossPayThis,
@PdTaxableGrossPayThis AS PdTaxableGrossPayThis,
@PdTaxPaidThis AS PdTaxPaidThis,
@PdSMPPaid AS PdSMPPaid,
@PdSSPPaid AS PdSSPPaid
CLOSE employee_ni_categories
FETCH NEXT FROM employee_period INTO
@lUniqueID,
@lEmployeeNumber,
@szEmployeeSurname,
@szInitials,
@szDeptNo,
@dtDateLeft,
@EdTotalGrossPayThis,
@EdTaxableGrossPayThis,
@EdTotalGrossPayPrevious,
@EdTaxableGrossPayPrevious,
@EdTaxPaidThis,
@EdTaxPaidPrevious,
@EdSMPPaidToDate,
@EdSSPPaidToDate
END

CLOSE employee_period
DEALLOCATE employee_period

DEALLOCATE employee_ni_categories
RETURN

-----------------


CREATE PROCEDURE coral.qryPayEmp8a
@lUniqueID INT = 1,
@szNICategory VARCHAR (1) = 'A',
@dtPayrollYearStartDate DATETIME = '1900-01-01 00:00:00.000',
@SumOfdNIablePay FLOAT OUTPUT,
@SumOfdEmployersNI FLOAT OUTPUT,
@SumOfdEmployeeNI FLOAT OUTPUT,
@SumOfdContractedOutEarnings FLOAT OUTPUT,
@SumOfdEmployeeNIContractedOut FLOAT OUTPUT
AS
SELECT DISTINCT
@SumOfdNIablePay = Sum(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dNIablePay),
@SumOfdEmployersNI = Sum(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dEmployersNI),
@SumOfdEmployeeNI = Sum(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dEmployeeNI),
@SumOfdContractedOutEarnings = Sum(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dContractedOutEarning s),
@SumOfdEmployeeNIContractedOut = Sum(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dEmployeeNIContracted Out)
FROM tblEmployeePeriodDetails
WHERE ((tblEmployeePeriodDetails.lUniqueID = @lUniqueID) AND
(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.cNICategory = @szNICategory) AND
(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dtPeriodEndDate >= @dtPayrollYearStartDate))
GROUP BY tblEmployeePeriodDetails.lUniqueID, tblEmployeePeriodDetails.cNICategory

RETURN

-----------------------------

REATE PROCEDURE coral.qryPayEmp8b
@lQryUniqueID INT = 1,
@dtQryPayrollYearStartDate DATETIME = '1900-01-01 00:00:00.000',
@SumOfdEmployersNICHoliday FLOAT OUTPUT
AS
SELECT
@SumOfdEmployersNICHoliday = Sum(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dEmployersNIforNICHol iday)
FROM tblEmployeePeriodDetails
WHERE ((tblEmployeePeriodDetails.lUniqueID = @lQryUniqueID) AND
(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dtPeriodEndDate >= @dtQryPayrollYearStartDate))


RETURN

--------------------

CREATE PROCEDURE coral.qryPayEmp8c
@lQryUniqueID INT = 1,
@dtQryPeriodEndDate DATETIME = '1900-01-01 00:00:00.000',
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@PdTaxPaidThis FLOAT OUTPUT,
@PdSMPPaid FLOAT OUTPUT,
@PdTotalGrossPayThis FLOAT OUTPUT,
@PdSSPPaid FLOAT OUTPUT
AS
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@PdTaxableGrossPayThis = tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dTaxableGrossPayThis ,
@PdTaxPaidThis = tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dTaxPaidThis,
@PdSMPPaid = tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dSMPPaid,
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WHERE ((tblEmployeePeriodDetails.lUniqueID = @lQryUniqueID) AND
(tblEmployeePeriodDetails.dtPeriodEndDate = @dtQryPeriodEndDate))


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