Query correction in SAP B1 HANA

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declare @string nvarchar(255) = 'C20000'
declare @fdate DATE = '220106'
declare @tdate DATE = '220106'

select sum("DocTotal") from OINV where OINV."CardCode" like '%'+ 'C20000' +'%' and cast(@fdate as date) between cast(@fdate as date)
and cast(@tdate as date)

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HELP ME ON QUERY CORRECTION FOR HANA / SQL.

This query gives error result like kindly check declare statement. Need to help on query proper correction and development.

Posted 29-Jan-21 0:26am

Nik12721

Updated 1-Feb-21 0:31am

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OriginalGriff 29-Jan-21 6:37am

And?
What does it do that you didn't expect, or not do that you did?
What have you tried to do to find out why?
Are there any error messages, and if so, where and when? What did you do to make them happen?

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Nik12721 29-Jan-21 6:41am

I am getting error while execute query. Getting error on declare statement.

OriginalGriff 29-Jan-21 6:58am

Which declare statement?
What have you tried to find out why?
What happened when you did?
Where are you running this? How?

If I try them in standard SQL via SSMS is works fine. So you need to explain what exactly you are doing, and what *exactly* happens when you do. At the moment all you are doing is going "it don't work" and expecting people who can't see your screen to know why ...

Nik12721 29-Jan-21 7:59am

Run it in HANA and you are see the errors please

[no name] 29-Jan-21 10:28am

Why are you casting a "date" as a "date"?

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2021-02-01T00:31:00

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Run it in HANA and you are see the errors please

Nope - can't afford it. In the meantime why don't you just tell us which of the declare statements causes an issue? Help us to help you.

I'm going to hazard a guess that it's this line that it's moaning about

SQL

declare @fdate DATE = '220106'

What date is that meant to be? 1st June 2022 or 6th January 2022 or perhaps 1st June 1922. Use ISO 8601 date format[^] to remove the confusion and it might just solve your problem e.g. for 6th June 2022 use

SQL

declare @fdate DATE = '20220106'

A better place to get support on this would be the Help Portal from SAP - see SAP Help Portal[^]

Edit: I feel I should also pick up on the comment from Gerry Schmitz (@salty06) - this code

SQL

select sum("DocTotal") from OINV where OINV."CardCode" like '%'+ 'C20000' +'%' and cast(@fdate as date) between cast(@fdate as date)
and cast(@tdate as date)

contains some pointless casts. @fdate and @tdate are already dates. There is no need for the cast. So, use

SQL

select sum("DocTotal") from OINV where OINV."CardCode" like '%'+ 'C20000' +'%' and @fdate between @fdate and @tdate

Which then just highlights another issue - @fdate will ALWAYS be between itself and another date. You probably meant to use a column name there

SQL

select sum("DocTotal") from OINV where OINV."CardCode" like '%'+ 'C20000' +'%' and [aColumnName] between @fdate and @tdate