Reputation: 7672
What's wrong with these statement?
ALTER PROCEDURE [cfg].[SetBooleanConfiguration]
@key varchar(50),
@value bit
AS
BEGIN
exec cfg.SetConfiguration @key=@key, @datatype='Boolean', @value=CONVERT(varchar(4000),@value)
END
According to MSDN, I am sure CONVERT
syntax is written well. But SSMS complain that there is incorrect syntax near CONVERT
. What's wrong?
EDIT:
Statement below run well:
exec cfg.SetConfiguration @key='aa', @datatype='Boolean', @value='1'
But, statement below gives me error:
exec cfg.SetConfiguration @key='aa', @datatype='Boolean', @value=CONVERT(varchar(4000),1)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 408
Reputation: 5274
Try this
ALTER PROCEDURE [cfg].[SetBooleanConfiguration]
@key varchar(50),
@value bit
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @convertedValue varchar(1)
SET @convertedValue=CONVERT(varchar(1),@value)
exec cfg.SetConfiguration @key=@key, @datatype='Boolean', @value=@convertedValue
END
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1759
The datatype for @value is bit?Are you trying to Convert it to varchar(4000)?
Upvotes: 1