[Resoved] SQL query different output

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I try this sql query

SQL

Select tblRV.ID as ID, tblRV.Owner, tblRV.Regno,

(Select Count(*) as total from tblvv WHERE MID = tblRV.ID and Name <> '')

as total,tblRV.MA, tblRV.MS from tblReg inner join tblRV On tblReg.RID = tblRV.RID

WHERE tblReg.StartDate >= '2016-06-01 00:00:00' AND 
    tblReg.EndDate <= '2016-06-08 23:59:59' 
    and tblReg.Region = 'UK'
order by tblRV.Owner

this query return me 24 rows so when i create procedure then i exe store procedure like this

What I have tried:

SQL

grid_data 'UK' ,'2016-06-01 00:00:00', '2016-06-08 23:59:59'

sp

SQL

ALTER procedure [dbo].[grid_data]
@region varchar(50),
@fromdate datetime,
@todate datetime
as
 Select tblRV.ID as ID, tblRV.Owner, tblRV.Regno,

    (Select Count(*) as total from tblvv WHERE MID = tblRV.ID and Name <> '')

    as total,tblRV.MA, tblRV.MS from tblReg inner join tblRV On tblReg.RID = tblRV.RID

     
    order by tblRV.Owner

THIS SHOW ME 24913 records.

Posted 24-Jul-16 19:29pm

super_user

Updated 2-Aug-16 21:40pm

Suvendu Shekhar Giri

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OriginalGriff 25-Jul-16 1:47am

Why are you passing parameters to your SP if you aren't using them?
Are you sure that 1) the SP looks exactly like that? 2) The DB is the same one for both queries?

super_user 25-Jul-16 3:03am

problem solved

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 25-Jul-16 3:06am

Share you answer and mark it as solution so that others can refer it.

super_user 25-Jul-16 5:32am

i only add this line in sp WHERE tblReg.StartDate >= @startdate AND
tblReg.EndDate <= @enddate
and tblReg.Region = @region

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The Praveen Singh · Answer 1 · 2016-08-02T21:40:00

Solution 1

In Sp you did not use where condition WHERE tblReg.StartDate >= @fromdate AND
tblReg.EndDate <= @todate
and tblReg.Region =@region

Put it in Sp you will get your desired result.

Posted 2-Aug-16 21:40pm

The Praveen Singh