Insert from one database to other database

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I am facing problem to call from one database to other, we have two different database, from databaseA it has to be select Fnmodule and this value should be check in databaseB. I Tried below method I am getting error,please help me to resolve this issue,

SQL

Create PROCEDURE [dbo].[AccountInvoice1]     

AS  

BEGIN    
 Declare @fnmodule varchar(100) 

 SET NOCOUNT ON;     

    use databaeA

     select  @fnmodule=DomesticFlag from Booking where ClientID='044'

     use databaseB

 SELECT  FNMDId from GenFunction where FNMODULE=@fnModule  

END

Posted 14-Apr-14 22:08pm

smsheethal

Updated 14-Apr-14 22:11pm

Herman<T>.Instance

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Herman<T>.Instance 15-Apr-14 4:14am

are both databases on the same server?
has the user rights on both database?
are you familiar with [databasename].[dbo].[tablename]?

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-14T22:20:00

Solution 1

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select  @fnmodule=DomesticFlag from [DBA].[dbo].Booking where ClientID='044'
select count(*) from [DBB].[dbo].Booking where DomesticFlag = @frmmodule
//Now check for count and do appropriate processing.

Posted 14-Apr-14 22:20pm

Abhinav S

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smsheethal · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-15T01:07:00

USE [PhoenixVSSAccount]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[AccountInvoice] Script Date: 04/15/2014 15:12:25 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[AccountInvoice]

AS
BEGIN
Declare @bookingID Int;
Declare @fnmodule varchar(100);
Declare @fnmodCode varchar(100);
Declare @prefix varchar(20);
Declare @CurrNumber varchar(100);
Declare @IDMFlag varchar(20);

select @bookingID= LastValue from PhoenixVSSAccount.dbo.SYS_PARAM where KeyName='BOOK'
set @bookingID=@bookingID+1;

select @prefix =Prefix from phoenixoncloudv9.dbo.NumberRange where ClientID='044' and Particular='Book'

set @CurrNumber = @prefix+''+CONVERT(varchar,@bookingID);

SELECT @fnmodule= DomesticFlag from phoenixoncloudv9.dbo.Booking where ClientID='044' and Booking_ID=@CurrNumber

if(@fnmodule='0')
BEGIN
set @fnmodCode='DW';
set @IDMFlag='I';
print @fnmodCode
END
if(@fnmodule='1')
BEGIN
set @fnmodCode='IW';
set @IDMFlag='D';
print @fnmodCode;
print @CurrNumber;
END
END