Having some trouble with a Database email system I created. The system consists of two tables, DATA_ELEMENT and EMAIL_MESSAGE. So the email message body and recipient fields may contain substitution macros such as {![CUST_EMAIL]!}. The CUST_EMAIL data element row then stores the SELECT, FROM and WHERE clauses separately. There is a stored proc to search the message body and recipients for these substitution macros and replace them with the appropriate values from the DB.
The system is working well except I have one particular substitution macro called VENUE_NAME_BY_PPPID which is causing a problem.
Quote: Server: Msg 207, Level 16, State 3, Line 3
Invalid column name 'PARTNER_PRODUCT_PRIZE_ID'.
And here's the query which is creates this error (without the escaped single quotes):
Code:
SELECT P.PARTNER_NAME + ISNULL(' - ' + PS.SITE_NAME, '')
FROM PARTNER_PRODUCT_PRIZE PPP
JOIN PARTNER_PRIZE PP ON PP.PARTNER_PRIZE_ID = PPP.PARTNER_PRIZE_ID
JOIN PARTNER P ON P.PARTNER_ID = PP.PARTNER_ID
LEFT JOIN PARTNER_SITE PS ON PS.PARTNER_ID = PP.PARTNER_ID
AND PS.PARTNER_SITE_ID = PP.PARTNER_SITE_ID
WHERE PPP.PARTNER_PRODUCT_PRIZE_ID = '19'
And just after this print statement, the query is executed with sp_executesql()
Any advice is greatly appreciated as this query runs fine when I execute from the query window. However, if I escape all the necessary quotes, I can't get it to run when I put the string inside of sp_executesql().
ALTER procedure [dbo].[MyPro](@StartRowIndex int,@MaximumRows int) As Begin Declare @Sel Nvarchar(2000)set @Sel=N'Select *,Row_number() over(order by myId) as ROWNUM from MyFirstTable Where ROWNUM Between ' + convert(nvarchar(15),@StartRowIndex) + ' and ('+ convert(nvarchar(15),@StartRowIndex) + '+' + convert(nvarchar(15),@MaximumRows) + ')-1' print @Sel Exec Sp_executesql @Sel End
--Execute Mypro 1,4 --->>Here I Executed Error Select *,Row_number() over(order by myId) as ROWNUM from MyFirstTable Where ROWNUM Between 1 and (1+4)-1 Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Invalid column name 'ROWNUM'. Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Invalid column name 'ROWNUM Procedure successfully created but giving error while Excuting'. Please anybody give reply Thanks
This is my syntax, I have removed then added back line by line by line and determined it is the insert of the variable into the table that skews.
Code: Create Table #Table1 (ID Int Identity, p nvarchar(20)) Create Table #Table2 (date datetime, salesID int, p varchar(20)) Insert into #Table1 Values ('ZeroWireless') Declare @Str nvarchar(4000), @p nvarchar(20) Select @p = p From #Table1
While I'm sure I'm missing something very stupid here.... I cannot get this sproc to run successfully. I get "Error 207: Invalid Column Name tbl_images.imgID". Yes that column exists in that table, and it's case is exactly the same as what I have in the select text.
I'm baffled, any help would be great thanx!
CREATE PROCEDURE spImagesbyCategory @categoryID varchar AS
FROM tbl_products LEFT JOIN (SELECT catalogID, MIN(imgFileName) AS imgFileName FROM tbl_images GROUP BY catalogID) tbl_images ON tbl_products.catalogID = tbl_images.catalogID WHERE tbl_products.categoryid Like '%' + @categoryid + '%'
I'm working in SQL2000 sp4. I've built a simple database to take snapshots from three ERPSs that contain related data and then analyse them to look for non-conforming records (items that are flagged differently between two systems, cost conversion errors, etc). The DTS packages all work fine, and suck the records out of the main systems without a problem.
For info, the DTS packages all work in the same way: Purge a holding table Connect to the source ERPS Populate the holding table via a SELECT statement Invoke a stored proc to make the required changes in the main table
Similarly, the stored procs all work in the same way: Add records from the holding table to the main table that aren't already there.
Update any records common to both: If there's a record date field, have been updated in the holding table more recently. Otherwise, match on key fields and differ on detail fields. Delete records from the main table that aren't in the holding table
The trouble started when I modified two of the tables to include the data that the record was last amended in the source ERPS. When I tried to incorporate this new column into the relevant stored proc, performing a syntax check resulted in error 207 - invalid column name.
I did some checking, and found out that stored procs tend to rely on what the table looked like when the proc was created, rather than what it now looks like. Accordingly, I tried creating a new proc. I got the same result. What have I missed?
I have a stored procedure that I am using to convert tables to a new format for a project. The project requires new tables, new fields in existing tables, dropping fields in existing tables and dropping an existing table. The SP takes care of doing all this and copying the data from the tables that are going to be dropped to the correct places. Everything is working fine except for one table and I can't figure out why.
For this particular table, it already exists in the database and has new fields added to it. Then I try and update those fields with values from another table. This is where I am getting the Invalid column name error (line is highlighted in red). If I comment out the code where the error is occurring and run the update alone everything works fine so I know the Update statement works.
Here is the specific error message I am getting in SQL Server 2005:
Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Line 85 Invalid column name 'AssignedAgent'. Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Line 85 Invalid column name 'DateTimeAssigned'.
Here is the SP: -
IF OBJECT_ID('ConvertProofTables','P') IS NOT NULL DROP PROCEDURE ConvertProofTables; GO CREATE PROCEDURE ConvertProofTables AS SET ANSI_NULLS ON
I'm having trouble with cube processing. While processing a code I'm getting a "Invalid column name MessageType" error.
I unfolded the cube, then I opened "measure groups", my failing dimension (ServiceRequestDim)Â and the partition.
In the partition I opened the "Source" attribute so it now includes my column which was missing. But it didn't solve the issue.
If I get the query used during the process I'm getting this :
SELECT DISTINCT [ServiceRequestDim].[MessageType] AS [ServiceRequestDimMessageType0_0] FROM ( Select IsNull(IsDeleted, 0) as IsDeleted, [ServiceRequestDimKey], IsNull([Status_ServiceRequestStatusId], 0) as [Status_ServiceRequestStatusId],[Status],IsNull([TemplateId_ServiceRequestTemplateId], 0) as
[Code] ....
In the nested query which defines ServiceRequestDim the messagetype attribute is still missing. In my source datamart the ServiceRequestDim has the "MessageType" column.
So the question is where do I change the nested request that the dim process use to reflect the actual columns in my datamart .
when i tried to run a DTS which transfer bulk data between 2 SQL servers, i got following error message: ================================================== ============ Error: -2147467259 (80004005); Provider Error: 4815 (12CF) Error string: Received invalid column length from bcp client. Error source: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server Help file: Help context: 0 ================================================== ===========
if anybody has encounter the same problem before? after testing, i think it's must related with network traffic problem. but i can not figure out how to solve it.
I try to import data with bulk insert. Here is my table:
CREATE TABLE [data].[example]( Â col1 [varchar](10) NOT NULL, Â col2 [datetime] NOT NULL, Â col3 [date] NOT NULL, Â col4 [varchar](6) NOT NULL, Â col5 [varchar](3) NOT NULL,
[Code] ....
My format file:
10.0 7 1Â SQLCHAR 0 Â 10Â "@|@"Â 2Â Col2Â "" 1Â SQLCHAR 0 Â 10Â "@|@"Â 3Â Col3Â "" 2Â SQLCHAR 0 Â 6Â "@|@"Â 4Â Col4Â Latin1_General_CI_AS
[Code] .....
The first column should store double (in col2 and col3) in my table
My file: Col1,Col2,Col3,Col4,Col5,Col6,Col7 2015-04-30@|@MDDS@|@ADP@|@EUR@|@185.630624@|@2015-04-30@|@MDDS 2015-04-30@|@MDDS@|@AED@|@EUR@|@4.107276@|@2015-04-30@|@MDDS
My command: bulk insert data.example from 'R:epoolexample.csv' WITH(FORMATFILE = 'R:cfgexample.fmt' , FIRSTROW = 2)
Get error: Msg 4823, Level 16, State 1, Line 2 Cannot bulk load. Invalid column number in the format file "R:cfgexample.fmt".
I changed some things as: used ";" and "," as column delimiter changed file type from UNIX to DOS and adjusted the format file with " " for row delimiter
Removed this line from format file 1Â SQLCHAR 0 Â 10Â "@|@"Â 2Â Col2Â "" Nothing works ....
I have setup merge replication which successfully synchronizes with a group of desktop users using SQL Compact Edition.
However now I have setup Article Filters and when I attempt to regenerate the snapshot I get the following error:
Invalid column name 'rowguid'.
Failed to generate merge replication stored procedures for article 'AssignedCriteria'.
When I look at publication properties at the Articles page.. All my tables have the rowguid uniqueidentifier successfully added to tables and selected as a compulsory published column, apart from the table above "AssignedCriteria".. Even when I attempt to select this column in the article properties page and press ok, when I come back it is deselected again. ( The Rowguid column is however physically added to the table)
I have scripted the publication SQL and then totally reinstalled from scratch, including the database but for some reason it doesn't like this table. I remove the article filters, but still this "rowguid" is never "selected" in article properties.
We are using Uniqueidentifiers in other columns as well for historical reasons, but this doesn't appear to be a problem in other tables..
I am using dynamica SQL in one of my stored procs That performs BULKINSERT on few tables. If there is a PK constraint violation, I wanted to write an error routine. But once SP_EXECUTESQL gives an error, the stored proc just abends not allowing me to ado anything else. Can anyone help me with some information on how to perform error handling when I am using Dynamic SQL? I am also sending the the piece of code and the error message.
CODE: Assume that all variables are declared appropriately.
IF @error = 0 BEGIN PRINT 'NOW Tb_Manfg GOING TO BE INSERTED.......' EXEC SP_EXECUTESQL @string /* This is where the stored proce abends. The subsequent code is not executed at all. */ PRINT 'ERROR IS.........' PRINT @@ERROR IF @@ERROR = 2627 BEGIN PRINT 'AN ERROR OCCURED WHILE INSERTING INTO Tb_Cateory' SET @error = @@ERROR return END ELSE BEGIN SET @error = @@ERROR END
ERROR MESSAGE: Server: Msg 2627, Level 14, State 1, Line 1 Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK__TB_Manfg__1FCDBCEB'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'TB_Manfg'. The statement has been terminated.
I need to capture the error code while using sp_executesql
insert into #temp1 exec @status=sp_executesql @actn_id1
This @actn_id1 contains the proc name and the parameters. The problem now is when I get an error it’s not captured in the @status column, it always 0 and also tried @@error and was also 0.
Server: Msg 55118, Level 16, State 1, Procedure S_START_LUW, Line 383 info_upd_id =530129179546!, is using current subj_id.
This is a user defined error captured using raiserror inside a sub proc.
Can I capture this error number in the status column?
Gurus,Here is what I ma trying to do. I have numeric expression stored in atable column. for e.g. @a + @b + @c. I supply values to the variablesat run time and want them to be computed at run time as per theexpression in the column.the stored procedure works fine but it gives a silly error.Any help greatly appreciated. Below is the code.--drop procedure proc_bkrcreate procedure proc_bkr ASdeclare @expr nvarchar(2000)declare @sql nvarchar(2000)declare @temp_exp nvarchar(3000)declare @ans integerdeclare @QFAAPAC02_1 integerdeclare @QFAAPAC02_2 integerdeclare @QFAAPAC02_3 integerdeclare @QFAAPAC02_4 integer-- Assigning values to variables -- Startset @QFAAPAC02_1 = (Select QFAAPAC02_1 from fa_ap_stage where recordid= 3)set @QFAAPAC02_2 = (Select QFAAPAC02_2 from fa_ap_stage where recordid= 3)set @QFAAPAC02_3 = (Select QFAAPAC02_3 from fa_ap_stage where recordid= 3)set @QFAAPAC02_4 = (Select QFAAPAC02_4 from fa_ap_stage where recordid= 3)-- Assigning values to variables -- Endset @temp_exp = (select num from translation where processid = 'AP' andlabel = 'C1')-- This is how num looks: @QFAAPAC02_1 + @QFAAPAC02_2 + @QFAAPAC02_3 +@QFAAPAC02_4--select @expr = '@QFAAPAC02_1 + @QFAAPAC02_2 + @QFAAPAC02_3 +@QFAAPAC02_4'-- Above line works fine but below one does not. though both are same.select @expr = @temp_expselect @sql = 'select @ans = ' + @exprexec sp_executesql @sql, N'@QFAAPAC02_1 integer, @QFAAPAC02_2 integer,@QFAAPAC02_3 integer, @QFAAPAC02_4 integer, @ans integer OUTPUT',@QFAAPAC02_1,@QFAAPAC02_2,@QFAAPAC02_3,@QFAAPAC02_ 4,@ans OUTPUTset @cc = @ansError Message: Server: Msg 137, Level 15, State 2, Line 1[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Must declare thevariable '@QFAAPAC02_'.Thanks in Advance!Bkr
I've got an SSIS package, I'm in a Data Flow step that has a OLE DB Command Data Flow Transformation.
The SQLCommand in the OLD DB Command is: ______________________ UPDATE Employment_Episode_Dim SET Commence_Serv_Date = ? WHERE AGS_Number = ? ______________________
The package will run through successfully, but I don't see any updates in Employment_Episode_Dim. I ran a trace, and this is a sample of the SQL that is being executed:
______________________ exec sp_executesql N'UPDATE EMPLOYMENT_EPISODE_DIM SET COMMENCE_SERV_DATE = @P1 WHERE (AGS_NUMBER = @P2)',N'@P1 datetime,@P2 int',''2005-01-27 00:00:00:000'',78577229 ______________________
If I take that SQL and execute it in a query window, it fails due to two single quotation marks placed around the date parameter being used as @P1.
Why does SQL/SSIS put two singles around the date? It's outside of the string to be executed, so it doesn't seem to need to have the double.
@@Error returns 0, which is seems incorrect since @somesql is null. If you substitute @somesql for the constant NULL then an error is fired. The above also executes successfully with @@error = 0 if you set @somesql = '' (empty string).
EXEC behaves the same way.
It makes sense that executing an empty string should be fine, but NULL? Is there a SET option available that will cause an error to be raised if sp_executesql attempts to execute a nvarchar variable that's set to NULL?
This is a odd problem where a bad plan was chosen again and again, butthen not.Using the profiler, I identified an application-issued statement thatperformed poorly. It took this form:exec sp_executesql N'SELECT col1, col2 FROM t1 WHERE (t2= @Parm1)',N'@Parm1 int', @Parm1 = 8609t2 is a foreign key column, and is indexed.I took the statement into query analyzer and executed it there. Thequery plan showed that it was doing a scan of the primary key index,which is clustered. That's a bad choice.I then fiddled with it to see what would result in a good plan.1) I changed it to hard code the query value (but with the parmdefinition still in place. )It performed well, using the correct index.Here's how it looked.exec sp_executesql N'SELECT cbord.cbo1013p_AZItemElement.AZEl_Intid AS[Oid], cbord.cbo1013p_AZItemElement.incomplete_flag AS [IsIncomplete],cbord.cbo1013p_AZItemElement.traceflag AS [IsTraceAmount],cbord.cbo1013p_AZItemElement.standardqty AS [StandardAmount],cbord.cbo1013p_AZItemElement.Uitem_intid AS [NutritionItemOid],cbord.cbo1013p_AZItemElement.AZeldef_intid AS [AnalysisElementOid] FROMcbord.cbo1013p_AZItemElement WHERE (Uitem_intid= 8609)', N'@Parm1 int',@Parm1 = 8609After doing this, re-executing the original form still gave badresults.2) I restored the use of the parm, but removed the 'exec' from thestart.It performed well.After that (surprise!) it also performed well in the original form.What's going on here?
Our report is working fine with data loaded from a stored procedure (#1) that contains a fairly simple Select statement. We need the same report to work with a dataset loaded from a stored procedure (#2) that uses 'Exec sp_executesql @queryString'. Unfortunately, attempts to call the latter cause an error in the report. From everything that I've read, there should be no difference between datasets created using either method. Any ideas what could be getting in the way of the latter?
I have doublechecked that the dynamic query is returning a valid dataset and that all the columns are in the same format as sp #1. The designer shows the dataset and the report with the data loaded, but the live system produces an error.
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.Synchronization_GetNewRecords(@item varchar(50),@last datetime)ASSET NOCOUNT ONDECLARE @sql nvarchar(4000)SET @sql = 'SELECT * FROM ' + @item + ' WHERE LastUpdated >' + @lastEXEC sp_executesql @sql, N'@Type varchar(50), @Last datetime', @item, @lastThis is my SP. Very simple. But it is throwing the error in the subject line.Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I get a Invalid Column Name ' '. with this procedure. Can anyone see what migh be wrong?
Thanks,
SELECT A.CompanyName,C.FirstName,C.LastName,C.Client_ID, CASE WHEN A.[CompanyName] IS NULL OR A.[CompanyName] = '' THEN C.[FirstName] +" "+ C.[LastName] ELSE A.[CompanyName] END AS DRName, C.Client_ID FROM tblClients C INNER JOIN tblClientAddresses A ON C.Client_ID = A.Client_ID WHERE (C.Client_ID = 15057) AND (A.MailTo=1) AND Convert(varchar(5), GETDATE(), 10) BETWEEN Convert(varchar(5), A.Startdate, 10) AND Convert(varchar(5), A.Enddate, 10) OR (A.Startdate Is Null) AND (A.EndDate Is Null) GO
Declare @strSql nvarchar(255) Set @strSql="Select * from table WHERE " Set @strSql=@strSql + 'Price BETWEEN ' + CONVERT(nvarchar(20),@MinPrice) + ' and ' + CONVERT(nvarchar(20),@MaxPrice )
If @TypeHome != "No Preference" Set @strSql=@strSql + ' and Type = ''' + @TypeHome+ ''''
If @Location != "No Preference" Set @strSql=@strSql + ' and City = ''' + @Location+ ''''
Set @strSql=@strSql + ' and IDX = ''Y'' ORDER BY Price' Exec(@strSql) GO
The Error I get is: "Error 207: Invalide Column Name 'Select * from table WHERE' Invalid Column Name 'No Preference' Invalid Column Name 'No Preference'
I have checked the table and the columns do exist, spelled correctly and caps are all the same. Also, this same SP in another table works just fine.
Can anyone tell me why I get the above message using the following stored procedure and passing in a value of 120: CREATE Procedure qryAnalysisCountMain (@WizardGroup1Question int) As EXEC("SELECT QuestionDescription FROM Questions WHERE QuestionCode = " + @WizardGroup1Question)
120 just happens to be the asci value of 'x' and whatever number I pass in gets converted into it's character equivalent and the sp tells me it can't find that column name. QuestionCode is an int field so there is no problem there
The procedure works OK with: SELECT QuestionDescription FROM Questions WHERE QuestionCode = @WizardGroup1Question
However I need the SQL in an EXEC as the sp will eventually be dynamic so that i can pass in the name of the table to select from.
Hi I have a dynamic select statement which is showed below. declare @query varchar(100) set @query = 'select * from undergraduate where Gender =' + @Gender exec (@query)
// When I execute the @query, I get an error message like "Invalid Column Name Male". I think I need to put a single quotation around the dynamic variable, so that I have select * from undergraduate where Gender ='Male'. But I am not sure how to do that.
SELECT PRODUCT_ID, PRODUCT_END_DATE, CASE WHEN PRODUCT_ID = 1 THEN DATEADD(YY,-5,PRODUCT_END_DATE) WHEN PRODUCT_ID = 2 THEN DATEADD(YY,-10,PRODUCT_END_DATE) WHEN PRODUCT_ID = 3 THEN DATEADD(YY,-15,PRODUCT_END_DATE) END AS MODIFIED_END_DATE FROM PRODUCTS WHERE MODIFIED_END_DATE BETWEEN '2008-04-01' AND '2008-04-30'
when I execute this query returns an error as Invalid column name MODIFIED_END_DATE
I have my column names right but its telling me they are invalid. It must be something to do with how I have my subquery formatted but I don't see it. I was wondering if anyone else can see it? It tells me payer_id is not right and I know its coming from the bolded section. I just added that line to do some additional grouping. I know that the query above aliased as D was working before I put the bolded line in. Am I setting this up wrong?
select distinct c.description,tmp.person_id,tmp.person_nbr,tmp.first_name, tmp.last_name,tmp.date_of_birth,d.payer_name,b.create_timestamp from PersonMIA tmp join person a on a.person_id = tmp.person_id join patient_encounter b on a.person_id = b.person_id join provider_mstr c on b.rendering_provider_id = c.provider_id cross apply(select top 1 payer_name from person_payer where person_id = tmp.person_id order by payer_id) d join payer_mstr e on d.payer_id = e.payer_id join mstr_lists f on e.financial_class = f.mstr_list_item_id where c.description = 'Leon MD, Enrique' group by c.description,tmp.person_id,tmp.person_nbr,tmp.first_name,tmp.last_name, tmp.date_of_birth,d.payer_name,b.create_timestamp )tmp2 where year(create_timestamp) IN (2005,2006) group by person_nbr,payer_name,first_name,last_name,description,create_timestamp
I am building a query and thought I had completed it but I get 'Invalid Column Name "A1" when I run it? SELECT Groups.GroupID, Sum(Stages_On_Route.Distance) AS Miles_Covered, Groups.Group_Name FROM Groups INNER JOIN ((Route INNER JOIN Departure ON (Route.GroupID=Departure.GroupID) AND (Route.RouteID=Departure.RouteID)) INNER JOIN Stages_On_Route ON Route.RouteID=Stages_On_Route.RouteID) ON Groups.GroupID=Departure.GroupID GROUP BY Groups.GroupID, Groups.Group_Name HAVING (((Groups.GroupID)="A1"));
Hi I'm new to this forum and I seem to be having a basic problem. I have moved from using MS Access to SQL Server and I seem to be having problem with the SQL below.
SELECT Table_A.*, (Statement_A) AS Value_A , (Value_A + 4) AS Value_B
FROM Table_A
I keep on getting an error stating invalid column name, I know that statement A is fine because when I move the calculation into Value_B it works.
When I try to add the line . . .CPM * MOU AS COST,after all the CASE lines I get the response in SQL Query Analyser,Server: Msg 207, Level 16, State 3, Line 1Invalid column name 'CPM'.Is it because I can not do this on this particular query since CPM isyet to be defined or do I just need to rephrase the request anotherway?The query now looks like this. . .SELECT DISTINCTDATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].RATEKEY,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[DATE],DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].CXRKEY,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].Area,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].Region,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].Market,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].AKA,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].MARS_NAME,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].O_MTA,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].O_MTA_NAME,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].O_STATE,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].O_LATA,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].O_LATA_NAME,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].MSC_CLLI,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].Trunk,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].Carrier,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].NPA_NXX,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].CALLS,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].MOU,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].TANDEM,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].T_MTA,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].T_MTA_NAME,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].T_STATE,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].T_LATA,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[RC ABBRE],DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].RC_ID,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].SWITCH,DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[OCN],DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[OCN_NAME],DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[CATEGORY],CASE WHEN SUBSTRING(DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[MSC_CLLI], 5, 2) =DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[T_STATE] THEN(CASE WHEN DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[CARRIER] = 'VENDOR4' THENTELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.INTRA_GXWHEN DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[CARRIER] = 'VENDOR3' THENTELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.INTRA_VENDOR3WHEN DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[CARRIER] = 'VENDOR2' THENTELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.INTRA_VENDOR2WHEN DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[CARRIER] = 'VENDOR1' THENTELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.[INTRA_VENDOR1]ELSE TELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.INTRA_TANDEMEND)ELSE(CASE WHEN DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[CARRIER] = 'VENDOR4' THENTELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.INTER_GXWHEN DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[CARRIER] = 'VENDOR3' THENTELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.INTER_VENDOR3WHEN DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[CARRIER] = 'VENDOR2' THENTELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.INTER_VENDOR2WHEN DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[CARRIER] = 'VENDOR1' THENTELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.[INTER_VENDOR1]ELSE TELECOM.DBO.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.INTER_TANDEMEND)END AS CPM,CPM * MOU as [COST]INTO TEST.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_RATES]FROM DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM] LEFT OUTER JOINTELECOM.dbo.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2 ONDATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].RATEKEY =TELECOM.dbo.DOMESTIC_LD_RATES2.RATEKEYORDER BY DATA.dbo.[2004_JANUARY_SUM].[T_LATA] DESCOPTION (MAXDOP 2)
SELECT ci.name, ci.address, CASE ISNULL(cci.geography,'') WHEN 'P' THEN 'port' WHEN 'A' THEN 'appt' WHEN 'X' THEN 'xatt' ELSE '' END AS Link, ci.InsuranceType FROM dbo.Insurance ci INNER JOIN dbo.Contract cci ON ci.InsuranceId = cci.InsuranceId AND cci.ContractId = 1266 ORDER BY ci.Link, ci.InsuranceType
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My work environment is all in SQL SERVER 2005.
I have a problem with above T-SQL. There is an error while I run above code in Develoment Server.The error disappears when I put 'ci.Link' as 'Link' in OrderBy clause. My work environment has TEST, PRE-PRODUCTION and PRODUCTION. In all other environments the code runs fine with ci.Link but only in DEVELOPMENT the error persists. It has an error as 'Link is invalid column name'.
