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26/02/2010 08:26:47
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26/02/2010 01:55:09
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Forum:
Microsoft SQL Server
Category:
SQL syntax
Title:
Environment versions
SQL Server:
SQL Server 2008
Application:
Web
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Thread ID:
01451147
Message ID:
01451204
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34
>I have a weird situation here. Here is the script:
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>SQL Server is too smart and doesn't want to execute this script because the second line contains a field which does not exist. Well, I know that because I want to create it in the first line. But, because it validates the entire script before starting, I cannot execute this.
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>Any idea?
Boris solved the same problem for me before - I needed to put the statement into execute('myStatement') which made it a separate batch and allowed the whole script to work correctly.
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>ALTER TABLE [Advertis] ADD [AddUserTemporary] int >UPDATE [Advertis] SET [AddUserTemporary]=AddUser >>
>SQL Server is too smart and doesn't want to execute this script because the second line contains a field which does not exist. Well, I know that because I want to create it in the first line. But, because it validates the entire script before starting, I cannot execute this.
>
>Any idea?
Boris solved the same problem for me before - I needed to put the statement into execute('myStatement') which made it a separate batch and allowed the whole script to work correctly.