Adding a WHERE clause

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Hi Everybody out there.
Am trying to write this statement but itz kind of not working.
Chill60 helped me out yesterday but now am tryiny to add a WHERE clause to but the EXCEPT is being underlined. I' ve tried all brackets but ain't getting it right.
An idea?

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SET @Dynamictbl = N'SELECT DISTINCT [Projektdefinition DB] AS Zugänge
 FROM ' + @Table_Name + ' WHERE [Geschäftsbereich] = PB '
 ' EXCEPT
 SELECT DISTINCT [Projektdefinition DB] AS Zugänge
 FROM ' + @Table_Name2 + ' WHERE [Geschäftsbereich] = PB'

Posted 23-Oct-14 23:42pm

mikybrain1

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Rajesh waran 24-Oct-14 5:48am

don't post it again,this will not clear to all. Go with your old question session and ask corresponding experts who helped you yesterday

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-23T23:50:00

Solution 1

Try:

SQL

SET @Dynamictbl = N'SELECT DISTINCT [Projektdefinition DB] AS Zugänge
 FROM ' + @Table_Name + ' WHERE [Geschäftsbereich] = ''PB''' + 
 ' EXCEPT
 SELECT DISTINCT [Projektdefinition DB] AS Zugänge
 FROM ' + @Table_Name2 + ' WHERE [Geschäftsbereich] = ''PB'''

or simple remove ['] before Except statement.

Posted 23-Oct-14 23:50pm

Maciej Los

Updated 23-Oct-14 23:51pm

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mikybrain1 24-Oct-14 6:08am

Thnx @Maciej Los. Tried both but isn't working

Maciej Los 24-Oct-14 6:47am

What it means: "not working"? Please, be more specific.

mikybrain1 24-Oct-14 7:08am

Thnx it now fine

Maciej Los 24-Oct-14 7:37am

If it's fine, please accept my answer as a solution (green button) - formally, to remove your question from unanswered list.