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Rob G
Hello,
I know Access 2K pretty well and now I am trying to learn SQL Server.
Someone suggested I use Access Projects to get my feet wet.
Using an Access Project, I made a Stored Procedure that has an Input
parameter. The code is as follows:
Alter Procedure ActiveOrTerm
@Status nvarchar
SELECT Name, PS_Status
FROM Master
WHERE PS_Status = @Status
When I run the Procedure and am prompted for the Status, I enter it (either
Active or Term) and get nothing (I don't put any quotes or anything). When I
change the procedure to this:
Alter Procedure ActiveOrTerm
@Status nvarchar
SELECT Name, PS_Status
FROM Master
WHERE PS_Status = 'Active'
It works fine. Although I just get the Active people, obviously.
Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong?
Thanks.
-Rob
p.s. The PS_Status field is datatype nvarchar, if that makes a difference.
I know Access 2K pretty well and now I am trying to learn SQL Server.
Someone suggested I use Access Projects to get my feet wet.
Using an Access Project, I made a Stored Procedure that has an Input
parameter. The code is as follows:
Alter Procedure ActiveOrTerm
@Status nvarchar
SELECT Name, PS_Status
FROM Master
WHERE PS_Status = @Status
When I run the Procedure and am prompted for the Status, I enter it (either
Active or Term) and get nothing (I don't put any quotes or anything). When I
change the procedure to this:
Alter Procedure ActiveOrTerm
@Status nvarchar
SELECT Name, PS_Status
FROM Master
WHERE PS_Status = 'Active'
It works fine. Although I just get the Active people, obviously.
Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong?
Thanks.
-Rob
p.s. The PS_Status field is datatype nvarchar, if that makes a difference.