Unclosed quotation mark after the character string '= '' or [IS NULL)ORDER by ID) as STARTING_ID on MAINTABLE.ID >= STARTING_ID.ID'

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<pre>SET @SQLString = 'DELETE MAINTABLE FROM ' + @TEMP_SALARY_DETAILS + '  AS MAINTABLE                
           JOIN(SELECT TOP 1 ID AS ID                 
             FROM  ' + @TEMP_SALARY_DETAILS + '                 
            WHERE( ' + @RS_EMPLOYEE_SERIAL_NO +  '       = '''' OR ' + @RS_EMPLOYEE_SERIAL_NO+ '        IS NULL)                
             AND ( ' + @RS_PAN_OF_THE_EMPLOYEE +  '      = '''' OR ' + @RS_PAN_OF_THE_EMPLOYEE + '      IS NULL)               
             AND ( ' + @RS_NAME_OF_THE_EMPLOYEE +  '     = '''' OR ' + @RS_NAME_OF_THE_EMPLOYEE + '     IS NULL)                
             AND ( ' + @RS_CATEGORY_OF_THE_EMPLOYEE + '  = '''' OR ' + @RS_CATEGORY_OF_THE_EMPLOYEE + ' IS NULL)'               
                            
    
     SET @SQLString += 'ORDER BY ID) AS STARTING_ID                
           ON MAINTABLE.ID >= STARTING_ID.ID'    

	EXECUTE sp_executesql @SQLString

What I have tried:

i didn't guess where it is wrong.

Posted 13-Apr-18 2:12am

Khageswar Rao

Updated 13-Apr-18 2:31am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2018-04-13T02:32:00

Start by using SSMS to look at exactly what you are trying to execute using a PRINT instead of EXECUTE

At a guess, one of your parameters contains a quote character, which will mess up your whole statement.

You really don't want to do that anyway - you are still leaving yourself wide open to SQL Injection attack when you concatenate strings, even inside SQL. Passing your parameters as is would be a lot safer. See here for an example: sql server - EXEC sp_executesql with multiple parameters - Stack Overflow[^]