Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 5 Incorrect syntax near ')'.

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Hi,
I don't know if I am blind or what, but I can't solve a stupid syntax.

I have a procedure Create_Tournament (@Name (Varchar(70)), @Locality (Varchar(55)), @Deadline_for_Registration (Datetime), @Begining (Datetime), @End (Datetime), @Category (Varchar), @Entry_Fee (int), @Num_of_Teams (int), @Extra_Groups_To_Create)

SQL:

SQL

01|Set statistics io on
02|execute Create_Tournament 
03|'Juhász Beach Volleyball Tour 2012', 
04|'Soběšovice', 
05|sysdatetime(), 
06|sysdatetime(), 
07|sysdatetime(), 
08|'Muži', 
09|100, 
10|8, 
11|0

throws: Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 5 Incorrect syntax near ')'.

Can anyone solve it?

Thanks!

-Pepin z Hané

Posted 24-Oct-12 18:38pm

Pepin z Hane

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skydger 25-Oct-12 1:23am

What are the types of your 'Name' and 'Locality' arguments?

Pepin z Hane 25-Oct-12 9:05am

It is written there Varchar (70), Varchar (55)

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Solution 1

Why dont you try using GetDate() instead of SysDateTime? - heres a link http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2007/06/21/sql-server-retrieve-current-date-time-in-sql-server-current_timestamp-getdate-fn-now/[^]

Or if you still want to use SysdateTime try - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb630353.aspx[^]

Posted 24-Oct-12 20:33pm

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Pepin z Hane 25-Oct-12 9:04am

It didn't heplped.

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Pepin z Hane · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-25T03:24:00

It doesn't work with sysdatetime() or getdate(), but I don't need actual datetime. It is only testing query...

This works:

SQL

Set statistics io on
Execute Create_Tournament 
'Juhász Beach Volleyball Tour 2012', 
'Soběšovice', 
'20100301', 
'20100301', 
'20100301', 
'Muži', 
100, 
8, 
0

-Pepin z Hane