stored proc for Datetime

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Dear All,

Please Have a look at the parameters that I am passing to the DashBoard stored proc. Its working fine when I pass the parameter as date, but I need it to be working when I pass the parameter for both date and time.
e.g., ALTER proc [dbo].[DashBoardTime] '01/01/2011 9:00:00 AM','01/25/2011 10:00:00 PM'

USE [FTA]
GO
/****** Object:  StoredProcedure [dbo].[DashBoard]    Script Date: 02/02/2011 11:20:27 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO

ALTER proc [dbo].[DashBoard] --'01/01/2011','01/25/2011'
(
@startdate datetime,
@enddate datetime
)
as
begin
set nocount on
DECLARE @temptable TABLE
(
HubId BIGINT,
HubName NVARCHAR(50),
InwardPass BIGINT,
InwardFail BIGINT
)
INSERT INTO @temptable(HubId,HubName)
--SELECT 0  AS 'HUBId','Total' AS 'HubName' UNION 
SELECT DISTINCT HUBId,HubName FROM tbl_DataHubView WHERE IsActive=1 

UPDATE @temptable SET InwardPass = 
(select COUNT(InwardID)  FROM tbl_Inward A WHERE A.iDataHubID=B.HubId AND InwardStatus='Accept' AND Convert(VARCHAR(50),InwardUpdateTime,101) between Convert(VARCHAR(50),@startdate,101) AND Convert(VARCHAR(50),@enddate,101))
FROM @temptable B
UPDATE @temptable SET InwardFail = 
(select COUNT(InwardID)  FROM tbl_Inward A WHERE A.iDataHubID=B.HubId AND InwardStatus='Reject' AND Convert(VARCHAR(50),InwardUpdateTime,101) between Convert(VARCHAR(50),@startdate,101) AND Convert(VARCHAR(50),@enddate,101))
FROM @temptable B


INSERT INTO @temptable(HubId,HubName,InwardPass,InwardFail)
SELECT 0  AS 'HUBId','Total' AS 'HubName',SUM(InwardPass) AS 'InwardPass',SUM(InwardFail) AS 'InwardFail'
FROM @temptable
select HubName,InwardPass,InwardFail FROM @temptable
end

Can Anyone Help me in this?

Thanks in advance.

Raj

Posted 1-Feb-11 19:15pm

Raj.rcr

Updated 1-Feb-11 19:22pm

m@dhu

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Om Prakash Pant · Answer 1 · 2011-02-01T20:28:00

Solution 1

Please check the example:

<pre lang="sql">Create proc [dbo].[DashBoard] (@startdate datetime,@enddate datetime)
as
begin
DECLARE @temptable TABLE (mystartdate datetime, myEnddate datetime )
insert into @temptable (mystartdate, myEnddate) values (@startdate , @enddate)
select * FROM @temptable
end
go

exec Dashboard '01/01/2011 9:00:00 AM','01/25/2011 10:00:00 PM'

Posted 1-Feb-11 20:28pm

Om Prakash Pant

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Raj.rcr 2-Feb-11 2:42am

No. There is a conversion from nvarchar to datetime using "convert" keyword in sql. I have got the answer few minutes ago.. Anyways, thanx so much for ur reply.