can anyone help me figure out why when i run the following stored
procedure i get the error:
(1460 row(s) affected)
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Procedure SP_SALESTRENDS, Line 40
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'X' to data type
int.
SP:
--STORED PROCEDURE FOR INVOICE TRENDS:
--To use Stored Procedure use the following code:
--EXEC SP_INSPECTIONSU MRY (MONTH), (OFFICE)
-- (OFFICE) CAN BE: BGR FOR BANGOR, SP FOR SOUTH PORTLAND, NH FOR NEW
HAMPSHIRE, UNH FOR UNH
-- (REPORT) CAN BE: PRODUCT CODE FOR REPORT BROKEN OUT BY PRODUCT CODE
-- EXEC SP_SALESTRENDS BGR, INVOICED, 2006, X
ALTER PROCEDURE SP_SALESTRENDS
@OFFICE VARCHAR(30),
@REPORT VARCHAR(30),
@VARYEAR INT,
@CODE VARCHAR(30)
AS
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED'
SELECT YEAR(I.INVOICED AT) AS VARYEAR, MONTH(I.INVOICE DAT) AS VARMONTH,
SUM(I.STOTAL) AMOUNT, P.PERSON, P.PRODUCT, C.DESCRIPTN
INTO #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
FROM OPENQUERY(PROJE CTS, '
SELECT PROJECT, INVOICEDAT, STOTAL
FROM INVSUMYR') I
LEFT JOIN
(SELECT *
FROM OPENQUERY(PROJE CTS, '
SELECT NUMBER, PRODUCT, PERSON
FROM PROJMAST
')) P
ON (LTRIM(I.PROJEC T)=LTRIM(P.NUMB ER))
LEFT JOIN
(SELECT PC, DESCRIPTN
FROM OPENQUERY(PROJE CTS, '
SELECT PC, DESCRIPTN
FROM PRODCODE')) C
ON (C.PC=P.PRODUCT )
GROUP BY YEAR(I.INVOICED AT), MONTH(I.INVOICE DAT), P.PERSON, P.PRODUCT,
C.DESCRIPTN
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
-- INVOICED REPORT BROKEN OUT BY OFFICE
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234 AND
@OFFICE='NORRIS '
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @CODE!=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR, VARMONTH, SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT=@CODE
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED'AND @CODE!=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT=@CODE AND VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='NORRIS ' AND @CODE=1 AND
@VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='BGR' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('G', 'H', 'I', 'J', 'K', 'L')
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='BGR' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('G', 'H', 'I', 'J', 'K', 'L') AND VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='SP' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'C', 'S', '3', '4')
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='SP' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'C', 'S', '3', '4') AND
VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='NH' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('W', 'X', 'Y', 'N', 'O', 'P')
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='NH' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('W', 'X', 'Y', 'N', 'O', 'P') AND VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='UNH' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('U', 'Z', 'R', 'V')
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='UNH' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('U', 'Z', 'R', 'V') AND VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
--END OF SALES TRENDS STORED PROCEDURE
thanks.
4  4822 
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'X' to data type
int.
It looks to me like the problem code is:
@CODE=1
Here, you are comparing value 'X' (varchar(30)) to 1 (integer). Because
integer has a higher data type precedence than varchar, SQL Server attempts
to convert the 'X' to integer and you get the error.
I see that you are a bit loose about this but it's a good practice to always
enclose literals in single quotes. For example:
EXEC SP_SALESTRENDS 'BGR', 'INVOICED', 2006, 'X'
and
@CODE='1'
--
Hope this helps.
Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
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can anyone help me figure out why when i run the following stored
procedure i get the error:
(1460 row(s) affected)
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Procedure SP_SALESTRENDS, Line 40
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'X' to data type
int.
SP:
--STORED PROCEDURE FOR INVOICE TRENDS:
--To use Stored Procedure use the following code:
--EXEC SP_INSPECTIONSU MRY (MONTH), (OFFICE)
-- (OFFICE) CAN BE: BGR FOR BANGOR, SP FOR SOUTH PORTLAND, NH FOR NEW
HAMPSHIRE, UNH FOR UNH
-- (REPORT) CAN BE: PRODUCT CODE FOR REPORT BROKEN OUT BY PRODUCT CODE
-- EXEC SP_SALESTRENDS BGR, INVOICED, 2006, X
ALTER PROCEDURE SP_SALESTRENDS
@OFFICE VARCHAR(30),
@REPORT VARCHAR(30),
@VARYEAR INT,
@CODE VARCHAR(30)
AS
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED'
SELECT YEAR(I.INVOICED AT) AS VARYEAR, MONTH(I.INVOICE DAT) AS VARMONTH,
SUM(I.STOTAL) AMOUNT, P.PERSON, P.PRODUCT, C.DESCRIPTN
INTO #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
FROM OPENQUERY(PROJE CTS, '
SELECT PROJECT, INVOICEDAT, STOTAL
FROM INVSUMYR') I
LEFT JOIN
(SELECT *
FROM OPENQUERY(PROJE CTS, '
SELECT NUMBER, PRODUCT, PERSON
FROM PROJMAST
')) P
ON (LTRIM(I.PROJEC T)=LTRIM(P.NUMB ER))
LEFT JOIN
(SELECT PC, DESCRIPTN
FROM OPENQUERY(PROJE CTS, '
SELECT PC, DESCRIPTN
FROM PRODCODE')) C
ON (C.PC=P.PRODUCT )
GROUP BY YEAR(I.INVOICED AT), MONTH(I.INVOICE DAT), P.PERSON, P.PRODUCT,
C.DESCRIPTN
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
-- INVOICED REPORT BROKEN OUT BY OFFICE
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234 AND
@OFFICE='NORRIS '
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @CODE!=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR, VARMONTH, SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT=@CODE
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED'AND @CODE!=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT=@CODE AND VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='NORRIS ' AND @CODE=1 AND
@VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='BGR' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('G', 'H', 'I', 'J', 'K', 'L')
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='BGR' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('G', 'H', 'I', 'J', 'K', 'L') AND VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='SP' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'C', 'S', '3', '4')
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='SP' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'C', 'S', '3', '4') AND
VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='NH' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('W', 'X', 'Y', 'N', 'O', 'P')
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='NH' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('W', 'X', 'Y', 'N', 'O', 'P') AND VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='UNH' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('U', 'Z', 'R', 'V')
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
IF @REPORT='INVOIC ED' AND @OFFICE='UNH' AND @CODE=1 AND @VARYEAR!=1234
SELECT VARYEAR , VARMONTH , SUM(AMOUNT) AS AMOUNT
FROM #TEMP_SALESTREN DS
WHERE PRODUCT IN ('U', 'Z', 'R', 'V') AND VARYEAR=@VARYEA R
GROUP BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
ORDER BY VARYEAR, VARMONTH
--END OF SALES TRENDS STORED PROCEDURE
thanks.
I see that you are a bit loose about this but it's a good practice to
always enclose literals in single quotes.
To clarify, I mean enclose *character* literals in single quotes.
--
Hope this helps.
Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
Thanks, I corrected the syntax on the @ code, and it is working now.
Dan Guzman wrote:
I see that you are a bit loose about this but it's a good practice to
always enclose literals in single quotes.
To clarify, I mean enclose *character* literals in single quotes.
--
Hope this helps.
Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
Thanks, I corrected the syntax on the @ code, and it is working now.
Dan Guzman wrote:
I see that you are a bit loose about this but it's a good practice to
always enclose literals in single quotes.
To clarify, I mean enclose *character* literals in single quotes.
--
Hope this helps.
Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
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