Loading all the details when given One operator id

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Hello,

I wrote storedprocedure with inner join ..when i execute sp and passed ID...its showing all the details rather then showing the details of the employee for whom i passed ID

Thank you

Posted 8-Apr-15 23:06pm

Member 11148509

Updated 8-Apr-15 23:09pm

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Magesh M N 9-Apr-15 5:14am

If you describe your question with the sql query, then that will be helpful to find the errors

Member 11148509 9-Apr-15 5:35am

select FirstName,LastName,UserType,
Salary,Date
From Employee Emp
inner join EmployeeDetails empdetails
on Emp.EmployeeID=EmployeeDetails.EmployeeID

Member 11148509 9-Apr-15 7:52am

Thank u all:-)small mistake

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 17-Apr-15 6:10am

Mark answer(s) as marked which helped you so that others can also find the answer useful :)

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Solution 2

Add a WHERE clause to your query:

SQL

SELECT FirstName,LastName,UserType,	
Salary,Date	
FROM Employee Emp
INNER JOIN EmployeeDetails empdetails
ON Emp.EmployeeID=EmployeeDetails.EmployeeID
WHERE Emp.EmployeeID=@IDValueIwantToFindAndPassedAsAParameter

Posted 8-Apr-15 23:54pm

OriginalGriff

Solution 3

SELECT FirstName,LastName,UserType,
Salary,Date
FROM Employee Emp
INNER JOIN EmployeeDetails empdetails
ON Emp.EmployeeID=EmployeeDetails.EmployeeID
WHERE Emp.EmployeeID='emp123'

Posted 9-Apr-15 1:11am

Member 11312264

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-08T23:51:00

May be you have missed to put the filter using `WHERE`
Try this

SQL

create proc [dbo].[YourSpName]
(
   @EmployeeId int
)
as
begin
   select FirstName,LastName,UserType,Salary,Date
   From Employee Emp
   inner join EmployeeDetails empdetails on Emp.EmployeeID=EmployeeDetails.EmployeeID
   where Emp.EmployeeID=@EmployeeId
end

Hope, it helps :)