Conversion failed when converting datetime from character string.

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SQL

set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
go

ALTER procedure [dbo].[sp_insertstaffattendence](      
@staffid varchar(50),      
@name varchar(50),      
@date datetime,      
@morningstatus char,      
@eveningstatus char,    
@type varchar(20)    
) as      
begin      
if(@type = 'insert')    
begin    
declare @subject as varchar(50), @acadamicyear as varchar(20), @stmt as varchar(max)     
select @subject=Subject from sc_staff_tbl where StaffId=@staffid 
set @acadamicyear = (select presentacadamicyear from sc_school_general) 
set @stmt= 'insert into sc_staffattendence'+@acadamicyear+'(StaffId,Name,Date,Morningstatus,Eveningstatus,Subject,status) values('+@staffid+','+@name+','+@date+','+@morningstatus+','+@eveningstatus+','+@subject+',''Y'')'
select @stmt
--exec ('insert into sc_staffattendence'+@acadamicyear+'(StaffId,Name,Date,Morningstatus,Eveningstatus,Subject,status) values('+@staffid+','+@name+','+@date+','+@morningstatus+','+@eveningstatus+','+@subject+',''Y'')')    
end    
else    
begin    
exec('update sc_staffattendence'+@acadamicyear+' set Morningstatus='+@morningstatus+',Eveningstatus='+@eveningstatus+' where StaffId='+@staffid+' and year(Date)=year('+@date+') and month(Date)=month('+@date+') and day(Date)=day('+@date+')')    
end      
end

Posted 5-Jun-12 16:10pm

muralich

Updated 5-Jun-12 16:39pm

VJ Reddy

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VJ Reddy 5-Jun-12 22:39pm

Edit: pre tag for SQL code added.

3 solutions

Solution 1

At first glance, @date seems to be empty. Make sure you are defining this value somewhere in the procedure.

Posted 5-Jun-12 17:18pm

Abhinav S

Solution 3

'''+convert(VARCHAR(20),GETDATE()(or)what you want convert ,101)+'''

This is used to convert datetime to varchar

Posted 19-Feb-15 19:59pm

Member 11340148

Updated 19-Feb-15 20:18pm

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CHill60 20-Feb-15 8:57am

Question was asked and resolved over 2 years ago. This does not anything startling to the solution

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muralich · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-05T20:08:00

thank you i solved.

SQL

set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
go
 
alter procedure [dbo].[sp_insertstaffattendence](      
@staffid varchar(50),      
@name varchar(50),      
@date datetime,      
@morningstatus char,      
@eveningstatus char,    
@type varchar(20)    
) as      
begin      
if(@type = 'insert')    
begin    
declare @subject as varchar(50), @acadamicyear as varchar(20), @stmt as varchar(max)     
set @subject='demo'
set @acadamicyear = '2012_2013' 
set @stmt= 'insert into sc_staffattendence'+@acadamicyear+'(StaffId,Name,Date,Morningstatus,Eveningstatus,Subject,status) values('''+@staffid+''','''+@name+''','''+convert(varchar(50),@date)+''','''+@morningstatus+''','''+@eveningstatus+''','''+@subject+''',''Y'')'
select @stmt
--exec(@stmt)
--exec ('insert into sc_staffattendence'+@acadamicyear+'(StaffId,Name,Date,Morningstatus,Eveningstatus,Subject,status) values('''+@staffid+''','''+@name+''','''+convert(varchar(20),@date)+''','+@morningstatus+','+@eveningstatus+','+@subject+',''Y'')')    
end    
else    
begin    
exec('update sc_staffattendence'+@acadamicyear+' set Morningstatus='+@morningstatus+',Eveningstatus='+@eveningstatus+' where StaffId='+@staffid+' and year(Date)=year('+@date+') and month(Date)=month('+@date+') and day(Date)=day('+@date+')')    
end      
end