Must declare the scalar variable "@FILEPATH".

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Hi Everybody,

I am executing the Stored Procedure .

SQL

exec [K2_CHECKENTRYINFILELOG] @FILENAME ='harshal',
@FILEPATH ='g:',
@FILETYPE = 1,
@FILEDATE = '22-07-1990',
@CIRCLEID = 1,
@TOTALROWS  = 0,
@SUCCESSCOUNT = 0,
@FAILURECOUNT = 0,
@PROCESSED = 1,
@ERROR = 'New Record',
@VENDORID  = 0,
@CREATEDBY = 1,
@CREATEDON = '14-07-2014',
@DELETED = 0
--@FILELOGID bigINT

IF NOT EXISTS (
select count(CIRCLEID) from K2FILELOG where FILEPATH = @FILEPATH and
                                              [FILENAME] = @FILENAME and
                                              FILETYPE = @FILETYPE and
                                              FILEDATE = @FILEDATE and
                                              CIRCLEID = @CIRCLEID and
                                              TOTALROWS = @TOTALROWS and
                                              SUCCESSCOUNT = @SUCCESSCOUNT and
                                              FAILURECOUNT = @FAILURECOUNT and
                                              PROCESSED = @PROCESSED and
                                              ERROR = @ERROR and
                                              VENDORID = @VENDORID and
                                              CREATEDBY = @CREATEDBY and
                                              CREATEDON = @CREATEDON and
                                              DELETED = @DELETED)

I am getting the Error

Must declare the scalar variable "@FILEPATH".

Kindly Guide Me.
Cheers
harshal

Posted 14-Jul-14 0:32am

R Harshal

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R Harshal 14-Jul-14 6:54am

I got the Solution .
Thanks
Harshal

CHill60 14-Jul-14 6:59am

Care to let us know what the solution was?

R Harshal 14-Jul-14 7:08am

I forget to declare my values in Select statement.
thanks for your reply.

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hypermellow · Answer 1 · 2014-07-14T00:57:00

The error messsage is telling you to declare your variables.

SQL

/*DECLARE YOUR VARIABLES ... */
DECLARE @FILENAME VARCHAR(128)
DECLARE @FILEPATH VARCHAR(4)
DECLARE @FILETYPE INT
...
...
...
DECLARE @DELETED BIT

/*POPULATE VARIABLES ... */
SELECT 
    @FILENAME ='harshal',
    @FILEPATH ='g:',
    @FILETYPE = 1,
    ...
    ...
    ...
    @DELETED = 0

/*EXEC YOUR PROC ... */
exec [K2_CHECKENTRYINFILELOG] @FILENAME,@FILEPATH,FILETYPE,@FILEDATE,@CIRCLEID,@TOTALROWS,@SUCCESSCOUNT,@FAILURECOUNT,@PROCESSED,@ERROR,@VENDORID,@CREATEDBY,@CREATEDON,@DELETED;

/*CONTINUE USING YOUR VARIABLES*/
IF NOT EXISTS (
select count(CIRCLEID) from K2FILELOG where FILEPATH = @FILEPATH and
                                              [FILENAME] = @FILENAME and
                                              FILETYPE = @FILETYPE and
                                              FILEDATE = @FILEDATE and
                                              CIRCLEID = @CIRCLEID and
                                              TOTALROWS = @TOTALROWS and
                                              SUCCESSCOUNT = @SUCCESSCOUNT and
                                              FAILURECOUNT = @FAILURECOUNT and
                                              PROCESSED = @PROCESSED and
                                              ERROR = @ERROR and
                                              VENDORID = @VENDORID and
                                              CREATEDBY = @CREATEDBY and
                                              CREATEDON = @CREATEDON and
                                              DELETED = @DELETED)