Here is what I am trying to do:
IF len(Variable) > 1
BEGIN
SELECT * INTO #TEMPTAB FROM multiple joins
END
ELSE
BEGIN
SELECT * INTO #TEMPTAB FROM different multiple joins
END
SELECT * FROM #TEMPTAB more large number of multiple joins & where & groupby
ERROR: There is already an object #TEMPTAB defined
-- Because of select * into in IF and ELSE both
I don't want to create a temp table prior cause it has a lot of columns to be defined.
Is there a way around it?
This was a fun problem for me that is... Well I figured out four ways to do it. One is with a view, one with a temp Table, one with a physical table, and one with a stored procedure and global temp table. Let me know if you have any questions.
View
DECLARE #Variable VARCHAR(10) = 'aa';
IF LEN(#Variable) > 1
BEGIN
EXEC('CREATE VIEW yourView AS SELECT ''Greater than 1'' col')
END
ELSE
BEGIN
EXEC('CREATE VIEW yourView AS SELECT ''Less than 1'' col')
END
SELECT *
FROM yourView;
DROP VIEW yourView;
Temp Table
DECLARE #Variable VARCHAR(100) = 'aa',
--Default value is 0
#percent INT = 0;
--If the length > 1, then change percent to 100 as to return the whole table
IF LEN(#Variable) > 1
SET #percent = 100;
--If the length <=1, then #percent stays 0 and you return 0 percent of the table
SELECT TOP(#percent) PERCENT 'Greater than 1' col INTO #TEMPTAB
--If you didn't populate the table with rows, then use this query to populate it
IF(#percent = 0)
BEGIN
INSERT INTO #TEMPTAB
SELECT 'Less than 1' col
END
/*your 1k lines of code here*/
SELECT *
FROM #TEMPTAB
--Cleanup
DROP TABLE #tempTab
Physical Table
DECLARE #Variable VARCHAR(10) = 'A';
IF len(#Variable) > 1
BEGIN
SELECT 'Greater than 1' col INTO TEMPTAB
END
ELSE
BEGIN
SELECT 'Less than 1' col INTO TEMPTAB2
END
IF OBJECT_ID('TEMPTAB2') IS NOT NULL
--SP_Rename doesn't work on temp tables so that's why it's an actual table
EXEC SP_RENAME 'TEMPTAB2','TEMPTAB','Object'
SELECT *
FROM TEMPTAB
DROP TABLE TEMPTAB;
Stored Procedure with Global Temp Table
IF OBJECT_ID('yourProcedure') IS NOT NULL
DROP PROCEDURE yourProcedure;
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE yourProcedure
AS
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..##TEMPTAB') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE ##tempTab;
SELECT 'Greater than 1' col INTO ##TEMPTAB
GO
DECLARE #Variable VARCHAR(10) = 'aaa';
IF LEN(#Variable) > 1
BEGIN
EXEC yourProcedure;
END
ELSE
BEGIN
SELECT 'Less than 1' col INTO ##TEMPTAB
END
SELECT *
FROM ##TEMPTAB
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..##TEMPTAB') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE ##TEMPTab;
Didn't you consider dynamic query with global temporary tables? This works for me:
DECLARE #sql NVARCHAR(MAX) = CASE WHEN 1 = 2
THEN 'SELECT * INTO ##TEMPTAB FROM dbo.SomeTable1'
ELSE 'SELECT * INTO ##TEMPTAB FROM dbo.SomeTable2'
END
EXEC (#sql)
SELECT * FROM ##TEMPTAB
DROP TABLE ##TEMPTAB
The first time you ran this code it created the table #TEMPTAB. The next time you ran SQL Server is telling you the table already exists. You should precede your code with the following:
if object_ID('tempdb..#TEMPTAB','U') is not null
drop table #TEMPTAB
This will drop (delete the table if it already exists) and the code that follows will always be able to recreate(or create) the table.
Related
Below is a snippet of my code.
I am wanting to filter my data based upon a variable.
When I try to run the code, it returns an error of "There is already an object named '#BaseData' in the database.". I am not sure as to why this is the case; I have put extra checks within the IF statements to drop the temp table if it already exists but to no avail.
Are you able to help or provide an alternative solution please?
DECLARE #Variable AS VARCHAR(20) = 'Example1'
IF OBJECT_ID(N'TEMPDB..#BaseData') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #BaseData
IF #Variable = 'Example1'
BEGIN
SELECT
*
INTO
#BaseData
FROM
[Database].[schema].[table]
END
IF #Variable = 'Example2'
BEGIN
SELECT
*
INTO
#BaseData
FROM
[Database].[schema].[table]
WHERE
[column] = 1
END
IF #Variable = 'Example3'
BEGIN
SELECT
*
INTO
#BaseData
FROM
[Database].[schema].[table]
WHERE
[column] = 0
END
While code is compiled by SQL, creation of same #table is found in each condition so it doesn't work.
One possible solution would be to create table and than insert data conditionally.
-- DROP TEMP TABLE IF EXISTS
IF OBJECT_ID(N'TEMPDB..#BaseData') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #BaseData
GO
-- CRATE TEMP TABLE WITH TempId, AND SAME STRUCTURE AS YOUR TABLE
SELECT TOP 0 CONVERT(INT, 0)TempId, * INTO #BaseData FROM TestTable
-- DECLARE VARIABLE
DECLARE #Variable AS VARCHAR(20)= 'Example1'
-- INSERT DATA IN TABLE DEPENDING FROM CONDITION
IF (#Variable = 'Example1')
BEGIN
INSERT INTO #BaseData SELECT * FROM TestTable
END
IF (#Variable = 'Example2')
BEGIN
INSERT INTO #BaseData SELECT * FROM TestTable WHERE Id = 1
END
IF (#Variable = 'Example3')
BEGIN
INSERT INTO #BaseData SELECT * FROM TestTable WHERE Id = 2
END
I want to store the results into table with same name as per the condition. How to achieve the same ? Following is the code:
While executing it throws error that #a already exists.
IF #Input ='1'
BEGIN
drop #a
SELECT *
INTO #a
FROM table1
END;
ELSE IF #Input ='2'
BEGIN
drop #a
SELECT *
INTO #a
FROM table2
END;
You can use this solution using a global temporary table (maybe not the best / safest solution). The statements get executed with EXECUTE:
DECLARE #Input VARCHAR(20) = '1'
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..##a') IS NOT NULL
BEGIN
DROP TABLE ##a
END
IF #Input = '1'
EXEC ('SELECT * INTO ##a FROM table1;')
ELSE IF #Input = '2'
EXEC ('SELECT * INTO ##a FROM table2;')
-- you can implement steps here to create a local temporary table.
-- see: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9534990/tsql-select-into-temp-table-from-dynamic-sql
SELECT * FROM ##a
Also have a look at this question: TSQL select into Temp table from dynamic sql. There is also described how you can get the data as local temporary table in two different ways (using a global temporary table or a view).
The problem using the EXECUTE function is leaving the scope.
try this
if object_id('tempdb..#a') is not null
drop table #a
IF #Input ='1'
BEGIN
SELECT *
INTO #a
FROM table1
END;
ELSE IF #Input ='2'
BEGIN
SELECT *
INTO #a
FROM table2
END;
These are sample tables
UserDetails : id,UserName,IsShow
Brand : id,BrandName
Product : id,ProductName
BrandProduct:id,brandid,productid,price
If Isshow is false, show entire price else hide second -fourth digit.(Price is 5 digits)
create procedure Sp_Details
#brandid int,
#productid int,
#IsShow bit
as
begin
select SomeColumns
into #tableForMechanism
from SomeData
if #IsShow = 0 then
begin
select SomeColumns from #tableForMechanism
end
else
begin
-- Here want to pass table name created by this sp now
-- So can check that table is exist.
-- Because Inner sp is generic.From next 20 sp,have to call
-- same sp.That's why can't give same temp table name because
-- their structure may be different
exec innerDetailsProcedure
end
end
go
create procedure innerDetailsProcedure
#tablename varchar(2000)
as
begin
if OBJECT_ID(#tablename) is NULL
begin
raiserror('Table for mechanism is not created', 16, 1)
return -1
end
else
begin
--update that table
update #tablename
set price = REPLACE(Price, (SUBSTRING(Price,2, 3*#Isshow)), 'xxx')
end
end
What is size of name of temp table created?How to fetch temp table created by this sp now for this session?
So you want to inside a proc check if a #temp table exists, based on a table name that you have in a parameter to that proc? If so, see below. You have to prefix with the database name tempdb in your check with OBJECT_ID():
CREATE PROC p #t1 sysname ,#t2 sysname AS IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..' + #t1) IS NOT NULL PRINT '#t1 exists'
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..' + #t2) IS NOT NULL PRINT '#t2 exists' GO
CREATE TABLE #t(c1 int)
EXEC p #t1 = '#t', #t2 = '#doesntexist'
When I execute my code it works but my data repeats itself. The print is just to see what it gets.
DECLARE #Variable1 NVARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE #Variable2 NVARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE #Variable3 NVARCHAR(MAX)
CREATE TABLE #Temp1 (MAI_ID BIGINT, FUN_ID BIGINT)
CREATE TABLE #tmp2 (MAI_ID BIGINT, Variable1 NVARCHAR(MAX),Variable2 NVARCHAR(MAX), Variable3 NVARCHAR(MAX))
INSERT INTO #Temp1
SELECT TOP 10 ISD_MainID, ISNULL(ISD_FUNID,0)
FROM [dev_SAB_EM].[dbo].[SiteDetails]
ORDER BY ISD_ID DESC
DECLARE #MAI_ID BIGINT
DECLARE #FUN_ID BIGINT
WHILE (SELECT COUNT(MAI_ID) FROM #Temp1) <> 0
BEGIN
SELECT TOP 1 #MAI_ID = MAI_ID, #FUN_ID = FUN_ID FROM #Temp1
PRINT #MAI_ID
PRINT #FUN_ID
SELECT #Variable1 = ISNULL(FUN_Name,'') FROM [dev_SAB_Man].[dbo].[fx_GetFUNStructureCTE_Asc] (#FUN_ID) WHERE FUN_Level = 1
SELECT #Variable2 = ISNULL(FUN_Name,'') FROM [dev_SAB_Man].[dbo].[fx_GetFUNStructureCTE_Asc] (#FUN_ID) WHERE FUN_Level = 2
SELECT #Variable3 = ISNULL(FUN_Name,'') FROM [dev_SAB_Man].[dbo].[fx_GetFUNStructureCTE_Asc] (#FUN_ID) WHERE FUN_Level = 3
INSERT INTO #tmp2(MAI_ID, Variable1, Variable2, Variable3)
SELECT #MAI_ID, #Variable1, #Variable2, #Variable3
DELETE FROM #Temp1 WHERE MAI_ID = #MAI_ID AND FUN_ID = #FUN_ID
END
SELECT * FROM #tmp2
DROP TABLE #Temp1
DROP TABLE #tmp2
fx_GetFUNStructureCTE_Asc
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[fx_GetFUNStructureCTE_Asc] (#param_FUNID int)
RETURNS #FUN_Names table
(
[Level_Label] nvarchar(255),
[FUN_Name] nvarchar(255),
[FUN_Level] int,
[FUN_ID] int
)
AS
BEGIN
with cte([Level_Label],[FUN_Name],[FUN_Level],[FUN_ID],[FUN_FUNID]) as
(
select ful1.FUL_Name,fu1.FUN_Name,fu1.FUN_Level,fu1.FUN_ID,fu1.FUN_FUNID
from FunctionalUnits fu1
inner join FunctionalUnitLevels ful1 on ful1.FUL_Level=fu1.FUN_Level
where fu1.FUN_ID=#param_FUNID
union all
select ful2.FUL_Name,fu2.FUN_Name,fu2.FUN_Level,fu2.FUN_ID,fu2.FUN_FUNID
from FunctionalUnits fu2
inner join FunctionalUnitLevels ful2 on ful2.FUL_Level=fu2.FUN_Level
inner join CTE a on a.FUN_FUNID=fu2.FUN_ID
)
insert into #FUN_Names
([Level_Label],[FUN_Name],[FUN_Level],[FUN_ID])
(select [Level_Label],[FUN_Name],[FUN_Level],[FUN_ID] from cte
where exists (select FUA_isActive from FunctionalUnitsActive where FUA_isActive=1))
return
RETURN
END
GO
Any suggestions or anything that can hep me?
Ok I've added fx_GetFUNStructureCTE_Asc
Considering the informations you gave, besides what #Lamak said, it also may depend on what the the field ISD_FUNID values has on [dev_SAB_EM].[dbo].[SiteDetails] table. If they are all the same on every record then there's no problem with your code...
But, it's a basic assumption...
And, assuming what you said on your comment as the value of ISD_FUNID being NULL, what may be happening is this: when all the value of the field FUN_ID are 0 on table #Temp1 what will happen when you execute the query on the function [dev_SAB_Man].[dbo].[fx_GetFUNStructureCTE_Asc] is that all rows will loop while the assignment occurs, setting the variables values to the last one returned by the function.
It'll make all the variables values be the same for all #tmp2 rows. You may need to improve the function call to return just one value.
I get the error: Msg 2714, Level 16, State 1, Line 16
There is already an object named '#mytemptable' in the database.
There are ways around it, but wonder why this happens. Seems like SQL Server is verifying both blocks of the if/else statement?
declare #choice int
select #choice = 1
if #choice = 1
begin
select 'MyValue = 1' AS Pick into #my_temp_table
end
else
begin
select 'MyValue <> 1' AS Pick into #my_temp_table
end
select * from #my_temp_table
drop table #my_temp_table
If the tables have different names, it works. Or if I create the temp table and use Insert Into... statements that works as well.
See here: What is deferred name resolution and why do you need to care?
basically you need to ceate the table first
So what is happening is that beginning with SQL server 7 deferred name resolution was enabled for real tables but not for temporary tables. If you change the code to use a real table instead of a temporary table you won’t have any problem
Here is another way
declare #choice int
select #choice = 1
declare #Value varchar(100)
if #choice = 1
select #Value = 'MyValue = 1'
else
select #Value = 'MyValue <> 1'
select #Value AS Pick into #my_temp_table
select * from #my_temp_table
drop table #my_temp_table
Try this:
declare #choice int
select #choice = 1
CREATE TABLE #my_temp_table(
Pick varchar(25)
)
if #choice = 1
begin
INSERT INTO #my_temp_table
select 'MyValue = 1'
end
else
begin
INSERT INTO #my_temp_table
select 'MyValue <> 1'
end
select * from #temptable
drop table #temptable
EDIT Sorry, I see that you tried this and the question was WHY does this happen. It is because SQL Server parses the stored procedure when it is created and checks for naming conflicts.