how to select and insert query in one stored procedure

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Hi Everyone,

i have create a Stored procedure which is not working .Please Guide me.
I want to select data from Table1 and insert it to same table ie:Table1 .If the same record is exist in Table1 then it will return me Zero.Please have a look on Stored Procedure as follows:

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[K2_INSERTFILELOG] 
@FILENAME VARCHAR(150),
@FILEPATH VARCHAR(MAX),
@FILETYPE int,
@FILEDATE datetime,
@CIRCLEID INT,
@TOTALROWS int,
@SUCCESSCOUNT int,
@FAILURECOUNT int,
@PROCESSED bit,
@ERROR varchar(MAX),
@VENDORID int,
@CREATEDBY INT = 1,
@CREATEDON DATETIME,
@DELETED BIT=0,
@FILELOGID bigINT OUT
AS
BEGIN
IF (@PROCESSED = 1)
BEGIN
select FILEPATH, [FILENAME],FILETYPE,FILEDATE,CIRCLEID,TOTALROWS,SUCCESSCOUNT,FAILURECOUNT,PROCESSED,ERROR,VENDORID,CREATEDBY, CREATEDON, DELETED 
                         from K2FILELOG where FILETYPE = @FILETYPE and
                                              FILEDATE = @FILEDATE and
                                              CIRCLEID = @CIRCLEID and
                                              Processed = 1   
END
ELSE
BEGIN
INSERT INTO K2FILELOG
	   (FILEPATH, [FILENAME],FILETYPE,FILEDATE,CIRCLEID,TOTALROWS,SUCCESSCOUNT,FAILURECOUNT,PROCESSED,ERROR,VENDORID,CREATEDBY, CREATEDON, DELETED)
values (@FILEPATH ,@FILENAME,@FILETYPE,@FILEDATE,@CIRCLEID,@TOTALROWS,@SUCCESSCOUNT,@FAILURECOUNT,@PROCESSED,@ERROR ,@VENDORID,@CREATEDBY,@CREATEDON,@DELETED);
END

END

Posted 10-Jul-14 22:31pm

R Harshal

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R Harshal · Answer 1 · 2014-07-10T23:40:00

Hi Team,
I got the Solution .

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[K2_INSERTFILELOG] 
@FILENAME VARCHAR(150),
@FILEPATH VARCHAR(MAX),
@FILETYPE int,
@FILEDATE datetime,
@CIRCLEID INT,
@TOTALROWS int,
@SUCCESSCOUNT int,
@FAILURECOUNT int,
@PROCESSED bit,
@ERROR varchar(MAX),
@VENDORID int,
@CREATEDBY INT = 1,
@CREATEDON DATETIME,
@DELETED BIT=0,
@FILELOGID bigINT OUT
AS
BEGIN
declare @Count int
select @Count = count(*) 
--FILEPATH, [FILENAME],FILETYPE,FILEDATE,CIRCLEID,TOTALROWS,SUCCESSCOUNT,FAILURECOUNT,PROCESSED,ERROR,VENDORID,CREATEDBY, CREATEDON, DELETED 
                         from K2FILELOG where FILETYPE = @FILETYPE and
                                              FILEDATE = @FILEDATE and
                                              CIRCLEID = @CIRCLEID and
                                              Processed = 1   
IF (@Count = 1)
BEGIN
set @FILELOGID = -1
return;
END
ELSE
BEGIN
INSERT INTO K2FILELOG
	   (FILEPATH, [FILENAME],FILETYPE,FILEDATE,CIRCLEID,TOTALROWS,SUCCESSCOUNT,FAILURECOUNT,PROCESSED,ERROR,VENDORID,CREATEDBY, CREATEDON, DELETED)
values (@FILEPATH ,@FILENAME,@FILETYPE,@FILEDATE,@CIRCLEID,@TOTALROWS,@SUCCESSCOUNT,@FAILURECOUNT,@PROCESSED,@ERROR ,@VENDORID,@CREATEDBY,@CREATEDON,@DELETED);
set @FILELOGID =@@identity
END
END