The multi-part identifier "dbo.tbl_insert_data.id" could not be bound.

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I have two tables on two server with same definition.
every days some entries enter in server1 tables.
now for that one day entry. I want to copy data on second server table for every day.

to establish connection between two server i created link server.
I have created query to copy all data from one server to another that working fine (following query)

INSERT INTO [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data]
SELECT * from  [server1].[ABC_Test_Link_Vin].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data]

but now i want to create query to copy one day data from server A to B.

for that I have written query as follows.

INSERT INTO [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data]
SELECT * from  [server1].[ABC_Test_Link_Vin].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data]
where [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data].ID
 not in (select I.ID from [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data] as i inner join [server1].[ABC_Test_Link_Vin].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data] as tblins on I.ID=tblins.ID)

but it gives error as

The multi-part identifier "server2.RemedyIntegration.dbo.tbl_Insert_Data.ID" could not be bound.

What I have tried:

INSERT INTO [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data]
SELECT * from  [server1].[ABC_Test_Link_Vin].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data]
where [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data].ID
 not in (select I.ID from [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data] as i inner join [server1].[ABC_Test_Link_Vin].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data] as tblins on I.ID=tblins.ID)

please suggest what will be my condition

Posted 23-Feb-20 20:15pm

paul_vin

Updated 23-Feb-20 22:55pm

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Solution 1

Double-check the name of the columns. You could also try to put the column name between square brackets ([ID]).

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Posted 23-Feb-20 20:58pm

phil.o

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2020-02-23T22:56:00

You're trying to use a five-part identifier for the column, which won't work. Try adding an alias to the table.

Also, the INNER JOIN within the NOT IN nested query doesn't make any sense to me. You're already selecting from server1, so you don't need to join to it again in the nested query.

SQL

INSERT INTO [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data]
SELECT * FROM [server1].[ABC_Test_Link_Vin].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data] As S
WHERE S.ID NOT IN 
(
    SELECT I.ID 
    FROM [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data] As I 
)

Or:

SQL

INSERT INTO [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data]
SELECT * FROM [server1].[ABC_Test_Link_Vin].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data] As S
WHERE NOT EXISTS
(
    SELECT I.ID 
    FROM [server2].[RemedyIntegration].[dbo].[tbl_Insert_Data] As I 
    WHERE I.ID = S.ID
)