how can i transform these command at dynamic command?
Hilary, the difference at a first and last query is +CHAR(39)Thanks. Your help was essential to be able to complete a development.
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I have to make a lot of guesses as to your content, but this might work.declare @sql varchar(max) declare @dirori varchar(max)='test' declare @dirdes varchar(max)='test' create table #temp(FIL...
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Ok. I am trying to find other solution maybe using powershellIf you have any suggestions..
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Hillary, thanks for answer.The first part is ok but select@sql= replace(replace('exec ''xp_cmdshell ''move @dirori'+FIl+' @dirdes','@dirori',@dirori),'@dirdes',@dirdes) FROM #TEMPexec(@sql)is not OK ....
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Hi haichu1,Additionally, GO (Transact-SQL) signals the end of a batch of Transact-SQL statements to the SQL Server utilities. It is not a Transact-SQL statement and can not be used in an EXECUTE...
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I don't know understand what FIL is, but I would try something like this:declare @rowcount int declare @counter int=1 Declare @sql Varchar(5000) Declare @PI1 Varchar(50) Declare @PO1 Varchar(50)...
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While I'm no expert on this kind of workings, I think it's because when you use EXEC you're effectively running in a new session and in that session, you don't have your table variable. You could...
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Declare @TEMP Table (FIL VARCHAR(200)) Declare @sqlVarchar(5000) Declare @PI1Varchar(50) Declare @PO1Varchar(50) Declare @PP1Varchar(50) Declare @idVarchar(14) DECLARE @dbVarchar(255) DECLARE...
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