Must declare the scalar variable "@E_NAME".

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I Create a Stored Procedure But in Insert there will be problem in declare the scalar variable.
How to solve it Please help me.

I use the Following code:

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE SP_EVALUETOR
(
	@E_NAME VARCHAR(50),
	@QULL VARCHAR(50),
	@LANG_KNOW VARCHAR(50),
	@GENDER VARCHAR(50),
	@OCCU VARCHAR(50),
	@PWD VARCHAR(50),
	@E_LANG VARCHAR(50)
)
AS
BEGIN

INSERT INTO Evaluator (UserName, Qualification, LanguageKnow, Gender, Occupation, PWD, Evaluetor_Language)
VALUES(@E_NAME,@QULL,@LANG_KNOW,@GENDER,@OCCU,@PWD,@E_LANG)


END

SELECT * FROM Evaluator

Posted 31-Mar-15 19:02pm

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Updated 31-Mar-15 19:36pm

Magic Wonder

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Magic Wonder 1-Apr-15 1:44am

It seems to be okay. Can you give more details like when you are getting above mentioned error, In front end or at back end execution etc.

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2015-03-31T19:40:00

Remove the () from the parameter section and try again.

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE SP_EVALUETOR
@E_NAME VARCHAR(50),
@QULL VARCHAR(50),
@LANG_KNOW VARCHAR(50),
@GENDER VARCHAR(50),
@OCCU VARCHAR(50),
@PWD VARCHAR(50),
@E_LANG VARCHAR(50)
AS
BEGIN
INSERT INTO Evaluator (UserName, Qualification, LanguageKnow, Gender, Occupation, PWD, Evaluetor_Language)
VALUES(@E_NAME,@QULL,@LANG_KNOW,@GENDER,@OCCU,@PWD,@E_LANG)
END

SELECT * FROM Evaluator

Raul Iloc · Answer 2 · 2015-03-31T19:41:00

You should modify your SP like in the example bellow (without using brackets in the param declaration):

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE SP_EVALUETOR
--( -- Without using brackets!
@E_NAME VARCHAR(50),
@QULL VARCHAR(50),
@LANG_KNOW VARCHAR(50),
@GENDER VARCHAR(50),
@OCCU VARCHAR(50),
@PWD VARCHAR(50),
@E_LANG VARCHAR(50)
--) --Without using brackets!
AS
BEGIN
INSERT INTO Evaluator (UserName, Qualification, LanguageKnow, Gender, Occupation, PWD, Evaluetor_Language)
VALUES(@E_NAME,@QULL,@LANG_KNOW,@GENDER,@OCCU,@PWD,@E_LANG); --Must add ";" at the end!
-- END -- END must be at the end of the SP!
SELECT * FROM Evaluator;
END

Must declare the scalar variable "@E_NAME".

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