use variables in where,Orderby,Like in SqlServer

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How To use variables in where,Orderby Classes & Like Conduction in SqlServer 2005

i mention my code in below lines.. but MyCode Not Returning any Values

@target varchar(30),
@prefixText varchar(100)

As
Begin


SELECT Top 10 ad.Doctor_Code, ad.DoctorName, Admin_Doctor_Timing.AvailabilityStatus, Admin_Department.Department_Name,Admin_Company_Master.CompanyOrBranchName AS Branch FROM Admin_Department INNER JOIN Admin_Doctor AS ad 
	ON Admin_Department.Department_Code = ad.Department INNER JOIN 
	Admin_Company_Master ON ad.Branch = Admin_Company_Master.Branch_Code LEFT OUTER JOIN 
	Admin_Doctor_Timing ON ad.Doctor_Code = Admin_Doctor_Timing.Doctor_Code 
	where @target Like @prefixText +'%' ORDER BY DoctorName Asc


End 

End

Posted 31-Mar-11 18:47pm

sathishreddy A

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sathishreddy A · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-01T20:56:00

Now i got solution from Mika Wendelius & i applyed his suggestion now it's working fine

my code :

 (
@target varchar(30),
@prefixText varchar(100)
)

as
begin
	declare @sqry as varchar(1000)
set @sqry='SELECT Top 10 ad.Doctor_Code, ad.DoctorName, Admin_Doctor_Timing.AvailabilityStatus, Admin_Department.Department_Name,Admin_Company_Master.CompanyOrBranchName AS Branch FROM Admin_Department INNER JOIN Admin_Doctor AS ad 
	ON Admin_Department.Department_Code = ad.Department INNER JOIN 
	Admin_Company_Master ON ad.Branch = Admin_Company_Master.Branch_Code LEFT OUTER JOIN 
	Admin_Doctor_Timing ON ad.Doctor_Code = Admin_Doctor_Timing.Doctor_Code 
	where '  + @target+ ' Like ''' +@prefixText +'%'' ORDER BY ' + @target+ ' Asc'
--print @Sqry
Exec(@sqry) 
end

Wendelius · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-31T18:58:00

In the where condition, use column names. You cannot vary a column using a variable. So this:

SQL

where @target Like @prefixText +'%' ORDER BY DoctorName Asc

should be like

SQL

where columnname Like @prefixText ORDER BY DoctorName Asc

Also depending where the variable prefixtext is coming, add the % to the end of the variable or let the user add it, don't put it in the statement directly. So before the select you could have something like:

SQL

set @prefixtext = @prefixtext + '%'

If you want to vary the statement using variables you should put the SQL text into a string variable and then use the target variable to add relevant column. Like:

SQL

SET @sqlText = 'SELECT TOP...WKERE ' @target + ' LIKE...'

And then use EXECUTE[^] to run the statement.

use variables in where,Orderby,Like in SqlServer

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