Reputation: 97
I know that we have a lot of answers for this problem but I still don't understand what really the cause of this error.
I've created a stored procedure like this.
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[storedProc_dataPull]
@serverName nvarchar(30),
@dbName nvarchar (30),
@tblName nvarchar(30)
AS BEGIN
DECLARE @sql nvarchar(500)
DECLARE @ds nvarchar(500)
SET @ds = 'Data Source=phmnldb16\eaudit;user id=YYYY;password=XXXX'
SET @sql = 'SELECT @serverName, @dbName, sdb1.* from
OPENDATASOURCE(''SQLOLEDB'', '+Char(39)+ @ds +Char(39)+ ').AUDIT_FSA_170_001.AUD170.Workflow sdb1)'
INSERT INTO sampleDatabase.dbo.WorkFlowCopy
([ServerName]
,[DBName]
,[ID]
,[ActivityDefinitionID]
,[ParentID]
,[Caption]
,[Description]
,[ShortDescription]
,[Name]
,[Order]
,[ReferenceNumber]
,[ShowOnNavigation]
,[Status]
,[InUseBy])
EXEC (@sql)
And when I tried to execute it..
EXEC storedProc_dataPull 'serverName', 'dbName', 'tblName'
I always got this error:
Msg 137, Level 15, State 2, Line 1
Must declare the scalar variable "serverName"
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1740
Reputation: 93694
Use SP_EXECUTESQL
to pass values to parameters inside dynamic sql
SET @sql = 'SELECT @serverName, @dbName, sdb1.* from
OPENDATASOURCE(''SQLOLEDB'', '
+ Char(39) + @ds + Char(39)
+ ').AUDIT_FSA_170_001.AUD170.Workflow sdb1' -- unwanted close parenthesis
INSERT INTO sampleDatabase.dbo.WorkFlowCopy
([ServerName],
[DBName],
[ID],
[ActivityDefinitionID],
[ParentID],
[Caption],
[Description],
[ShortDescription],
[Name],
[Order],
[ReferenceNumber],
[ShowOnNavigation],
[Status],
[InUseBy]) -- Missing close parenthesis
EXEC Sp_executesql
@sql,
N'@serverName nvarchar(30), @dbName nvarchar (30)',
@serverName=@serverName,
@dbName=@dbName
Notes :
Select
list you have used ,*
make sure the select list returns the same number of columns as Insert
column list and in same orderInsert
column list and a unwanted close parenthesis at the end of OPENDATASOURCE
query@tblName
input parameter is not used inside the procedure.Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 6035
You're using @serverName
as part of the string. Try
SET @sql = 'SELECT ' + @serverName + ',' + @dbName + ', sdb1.* from
OPENDATASOURCE(''SQLOLEDB'','+Char(39)+ @ds + Char(39)+ ').AUDIT_FSA_170_001.AUD170.Workflow sdb1'
instead of
SET @sql = 'SELECT @serverName, @dbName, sdb1.* from
OPENDATASOURCE(''SQLOLEDB'', '+Char(39)+ @ds +Char(39)+ ').AUDIT_FSA_170_001.AUD170.Workflow sdb1)'
I've had to remove an extra bracket at the end of @sql
as well.
Upvotes: 1