insert cobination string and date

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hello all

i want to insert code in my coloum using store procedure like this : BCA110000000001
where BCA is code from user input
11 is year now

how i can do this??

Posted 6-Oct-11 17:02pm

gunkrr

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Bun Leap_kh 6-Oct-11 23:21pm

What is 0000000001? auto number?

gunkrr 6-Oct-11 23:23pm

yes thats autonumber, buti can handle that

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thank you for all

i have done it :)

Posted 6-Oct-11 20:47pm

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Bun Leap_kh · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-06T17:21:00

Solution 1

let test this:

SQL

Create Procedure InsertData @code varchar(50)
As
Begin
    Declare @year varchar(2)
    Declare @number int
    Declare @formatedNumber varchar(20)
    Declare @value varchar(50)
    Select @number=MAX(CAST(RIGHT(code,10) As int)) from TableName
    Set @number=ISNULL(@number,0) + 1
    Set @formatedNumber=RIGHT('000000000'+CAST(@number as varchar(10)),10)
    Set @year=RIGHT(CAST(YEAR(GETDATE()) As varchar(4)),2)
    Set @value=@code + @year + @formatedNumber
    Insert into TableName(code) values(@value)
End

Posted 6-Oct-11 17:21pm

Bun Leap_kh

Updated 6-Oct-11 17:43pm

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gunkrr 6-Oct-11 23:25pm

Implicit conversion from data type varchar to varbinary is not allowed. Use the CONVERT function to run this query.

how convert that??

Bun Leap_kh 6-Oct-11 23:34pm

it missed function YEAR().

gunkrr 6-Oct-11 23:55pm

where using function YEAR() ??

Bun Leap_kh 7-Oct-11 2:44am

at line 11

gunkrr 7-Oct-11 2:46am

thank you, i have done it :)

Ganesan Senthilvel · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-06T17:30:00

Solution 2

FLetz assume the key column (BCA11000000001) name as DataKey. Letz create the table as:

SQL

CREATE TABLE dbo.MyTable
(
    DataKey int NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
    OtherKey varchar(50),
    ....
)

SQL maintains DataKey column as identity primary column, starting from 1. Expected key is constructed using SELECT command as:

SQL

SELECT 'BCA'+ substring(year(getdate()),1,2) + Cast(Datakey as varchar(10)

It will result the expected code BCA11000000001

Posted 6-Oct-11 17:30pm

Ganesan Senthilvel

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gunkrr 6-Oct-11 23:35pm

Argument data type int is invalid for argument 1 of substring function.

whats that??

Ganesan Senthilvel 6-Oct-11 23:47pm

You can cast the current year as:
substring(Cast(year(getdate()) as varchar(4)),1,2)

gunkrr 7-Oct-11 0:16am

this code catch year as 20 not 11

Theingi Win · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-06T17:38:00

You can check the following store procedure

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[Check]
	@UserInput nvarchar(50),
	@Last int
AS
DECLARE @Result nvarchar(20)
DECLARE @pad_characters VARCHAR(10)



SET @pad_characters = '0000000000'


SET @Result = @UserInput+SUBSTRING(convert(nvarchar,Datepart(Year,getdate())) ,3 ,2)+ RIGHT(@pad_characters+convert(nvarchar(10),@Last),10)


SeLECT @Result

Exec [dbo].[Check] 'BCA ',1

Hope be helpful,
Theingi Win

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