I have the following query:
select *
from cars
where make in (\'BMW\', \'Toyota\', \'Nissan\')
What I want to do is store the where param
I wrote about this here if you want to see it in detail. In the mean time, you can't do it exactly how you are thinking.
Your choices are:
Using the LIKE command:
DECLARE @CarOptions varchar(100)
SET @CarOptions = 'Ford, Nisan, Toyota'
SELECT *
FROM Cars
WHERE ','+@CarOptions+',' LIKE ',%'+CAST(Make AS varchar)+',%'
A spliter function
DECLARE @CarOptions varchar(100)
SET @CarOptions = 'Ford, Nisan, Toyota'
SELECT Cars.*
FROM Cars
JOIN DelimitedSplit8K (@CarOptions,',') SplitString
ON Cars.Make = SplitString.Item
Dyanmic SQL
DECLARE @CarOptions varchar(100)
SET @CarOptions = 'Ford, Nisan, Toyota'
DECLARE @sql nvarchar(1000)
SET @sql = 'SELECT * ' +
'FROM Cars ' +
'WHERE Make IN ('+@CarOptions+') '
EXEC sp_executesql @sql
In the mean time your best option is going to be to get rid of the variable completely.
SELECT * FROM cars WHERE make IN (SELECT make FROM carsforsale );
You can use a table variable:
declare @caroptions table
(
car varchar(1000)
)
insert into @caroptions values ('BMW')
insert into @caroptions values ('Toyota')
insert into @caroptions values ('Nissan')
select * from cars where make in (select car from @caroptions)
why not?
SELECT * FROM cars WHERE make IN (SELECT DISTINCT(make) FROM carsforsale)
you can use JOIN statement.
SELECT distinct c.*
FROM cars c
JOIN carsfrosale s
ON s.id = c.fk_s
If you want filter your list of carsforsale you can add
WHERE s.id in (....)
Fetch 1 value in table and store in variable
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Declare @query int
select @query = p.ProductID From Product p inner join ReOrdering as r on
p.ProductID = r.ProductID and r.MinQty >= p.Qty_Available
print @query
Use CTE for storing multiple values into a single variable.
;WITH DATA1 AS
(
select car_name
from cars
where make in ('BMW', 'Toyota', 'Nissan')
)
SELECT @car_name = CONCAT(@car_name,',',car_name)
FROM DATA1
select @car_name