When I Am Execute The Produce The Error

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alter PROC [DBO].[Proc_GetActiveDistrictWise]  'chennai'
(
  @District varchar(30)
)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @VAR VARCHAR(500)
SET @VAR= 'SELECT COLLEGENAME'+','+'LOCATION FROM COLLEGEDETAILS WHERE DISTRICT= '+@DISTRICT
EXEC(@VAR)
END

I was pass the parameter in chennai.Error raised
Error on executing a stored procedure
error are
Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Invalid column name 'chennai'

Posted 23-Jan-14 1:51am

sridharan.N

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Solution 1

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alter PROC [DBO].[Proc_GetActiveDistrictWise]

  @District varchar(30)

AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @VAR VARCHAR(500)
SET @VAR= 'SELECT COLLEGENAME'+','+'LOCATION FROM COLLEGEDETAILS WHERE DISTRICT= '+@District 
EXEC(@VAR)
END

'chennai' is removed from the procedure.

alter proc dbo.Proc_GetActiveDistrictWise is the very first statement of procedure and that contains the name of it, So you just cannot pass parameter over there.
What you can do is, in Solution Explorer right click on Procedure >> Execute >> It will come up with the dialog having number of parameters that you've defined within procedure. Over there you can pass whatever value you want.

Give it a try.!

Good Luck.

Posted 23-Jan-14 2:15am

Krunal Rohit

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Karthik_Mahalingam 23-Jan-14 8:28am

5!

Krunal Rohit 23-Jan-14 8:30am

Thanks !

sridharan.N 23-Jan-14 8:43am

Thank u so much......

Krunal Rohit 23-Jan-14 9:21am

Glad I could help.!

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Karthik_Mahalingam · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-23T02:21:00

Solution 2

Try this

SQL

alter PROC [DBO].[Proc_GetActiveDistrictWise]  'chennai'
(
  @District varchar(30)
)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @VAR VARCHAR(500)
SET @VAR= 'SELECT COLLEGENAME'+','+'LOCATION FROM COLLEGEDETAILS WHERE DISTRICT= '+ '''' +@DISTRICT + ''''
EXEC(@VAR)
END

Posted 23-Jan-14 2:21am

Karthik_Mahalingam