i trie dbut in my stored procedure output is coming correctly

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In table records as follows

TTDate Course Sess Topic Staff
 
Aug2   Eng     1   Rev   Mj
Aug2   Tam     2   Maj   Mj
Aug2   Mat     3   Tom   Mj

From my above table i want output as follows

Dear Mj, Aug2(Eng -Rev/1,Tam -Maj/2,Mat -Tom/3)

For that i written a stored procedure as follows

SQL

set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER proc [dbo].[OH_TimeTable] 
as 

DECLARE @MyString VARCHAR(MAX)

SET @MyString = ''

SELECT @MyString = COALESCE(@MyString + ',', ' ')  +[TTDate] + [Course]  + [Sess]  +[Topic] 
 from Tb_Sch_Time_Table where  Active <> 'D' 

SELECT @MyString as MyString

When i execute the stored procedure output as follows

,Aug2 Eng 1 Rev,Aug2 Tam 2 Maj,Aug2 Mat 3 Tom

But i want the stored procedure output as follows

Dear Mj, Aug2(Eng -Rev/1,Tam -Maj/2,Mat -Tom/3)

please help me from my above stored procedure. what is the mistake i made.

Posted 22-Aug-14 16:17pm

narasiman1

Updated 28-Aug-14 1:24am

Nelek

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2014-08-22T17:41:00

Solution 1

SQL

SET @MyString = 'Dear'

SELECT @MyString = COALESCE(@MyString + Staff, ' ') + ',(' +[TTDate] + [Course] + [Sess] +[Topic] + ')'
from Tb_Sch_Time_Table where Active <> 'D'

Posted 22-Aug-14 17:41pm

Abhinav S

ChauhanAjay · Answer 2 · 2014-08-27T23:59:00

try the below code

SQL

declare @str varchar(100), @staff varchar(800), @finalstr varchar(1000)
select @staff = ltrim(rtrim(Staff)), @str = ltrim(rtrim(Convert(char(7),sch1.[TTDate],100)))+'('+STUFF(
(select ','+ ltrim(rtrim([Course])) +'-'+ LTRIM(rtrim(topic)) +'/'+ ltrim(rtrim([Sess])) from Tb_Sch_Time_Table sch
where sch.TTDate = sch1.TTDate
FOR XML PATH(''))
,1,1,'')+')' from Tb_Sch_Time_Table sch1 where Active <> 'D' 
group by TTDate, Staff
order by 1

set @finalstr = 'Dear '+@staff+', '+@str
print @finalstr