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The following is my stored procedure.what is the syntax error in set

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ALTER procedure [dbo].[sp_insertregistrationnumber](@registrationnumber int,@classname varchar(30),@fromyear smallint,@toyear smallint,@datetime datetime,@adminid int)
as
begin
declare @classid int,@no int
if exists(select * from RegistrationNumbersetting_details where RegisterationNumber=@registrationnumber)
begin
update RegistrationNumbersetting_details set Fromyear=@fromyear,Toyear=@toyear,Updateddatetime=@datetime,adminid=@adminid where RegisterationNumber=@registrationnumber
end
else
begin
select @classid=Standered_id from Standered_details where Acadamic_year_id=(select Acadamic_year_id from Acadamic_year where Acadamic_year_from=@fromyear and Acadamic_year_to=@toyear
set @no=CONVERT(int,@registrationnumber+@classid)
insert into RegistrationNumbersetting_details(RegisterationNumber,ClassName,Fromyear,Toyear,Createddatetime,adminid)values(@no,@classname,@fromyear,@toyear,@datetime,@adminid)
end
end

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Posted 31-Oct-12 20:14pm

baskaran chellasamy

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Shanalal Kasim 1-Nov-12 2:31am

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baskaran chellasamy 1-Nov-12 2:32am

Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Procedure sp_insertregistrationnumber, Line 12
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'set'.

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Santhosh Kumar Jayaraman · Answer 1 · 2012-10-31T20:45:00

try this
You have missed a closing bracket in front of this line
"

SQL

set @no=CONVERT(int,@registrationnumber+@classid)"

ALTER procedure [dbo].[sp_insertregistrationnumber](@registrationnumber int,@classname varchar(30),@fromyear smallint,@toyear smallint,@datetime datetime,@adminid int)
as
begin
declare @classid int,@no int
if exists(select * from RegistrationNumbersetting_details where RegisterationNumber=@registrationnumber)
begin
update RegistrationNumbersetting_details set Fromyear=@fromyear,Toyear=@toyear,Updateddatetime=@datetime,adminid=@adminid where RegisterationNumber=@registrationnumber
end
else
begin
select @classid=Standered_id from Standered_details where Acadamic_year_id=(select Acadamic_year_id from Acadamic_year where Acadamic_year_from=@fromyear and Acadamic_year_to=@toyear)
set @no=CONVERT(int,@registrationnumber+@classid)
insert into RegistrationNumbersetting_details(RegisterationNumber,ClassName,Fromyear,Toyear,Createddatetime,adminid)values(@no,@classname,@fromyear,@toyear,@datetime,@adminid)
end
end