Sql FREETEXTTABLE with list searchkey - sql-server

it looks FREETEXTTABLE just allow searchkey parameter as variable, like this:
FROM FREETEXTTABLE(dbo.SampleTable, SampleColumn, #searchKey)
I have a list searchKey values, about 50000 records, how to "JOIN" searchKey table with FREETEXTTABLE
I've used WHILE but it's very slow
DECLARE #results as table(
Key NVARCHAR(100),
Rank INT
)
declare #numberOfRows INT = SELECT MAX(Id) FROM dbo.SearchKeyTable)
declare #step int = (SELECT MIN(Id) FROM dbo.SearchKeyTable)
WHILE (#step <= #numberOfRows)
BEGIN
declare #searchKey NVARCHAR(500) = (Select TOP(1) '''' + REPLACE([Description], '''', '"') + ''' OR ''' + REPLACE([itemname], '''', '"') + '''' From dbo.SearchKeyTable where id = #step ORDER BY Id)
insert into #results
select [Key] as KeyId, SUM([Rank]) as TotalRank FROM FREETEXTTABLE(dbo.SampleTable, SampleColumn, #searchKey) GROUP BY [Key]
SET #step = #step + 1
END
select * from #results
My dbo.SampleTable table is also large, about 16 millions record

Current solution: use c# multi-thread to replace WHILE

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Select all unique values from all columns in a table

I need to select all unique values from all columns in a table.
I have tried to implement the query below which I found in the thread How to get unique values from all columns of a table in SQL Server.
declare #Sql_Str varchar(8000)='';
select #Sql_Str=#Sql_Str+' select cast (' +name +' as varchar(500))
from <yourtable> union'
from sys.columns
where [object_id]=object_id('<yourtable>');
set #Sql_Str=SUBSTRING(#Sql_Str,1,len(#Sql_Str)-6);
exec(#Sql_Str)
I cannot get that query to work however. My table has 118 columns. I think that may be more data than the query above may handle.
Try something like this:
DECLARE #Schema VARCHAR(500)='dbo';
DECLARE #tableName VARCHAR(500)='SomeTable';
DECLARE #cmd NVARCHAR(MAX)=
(
SELECT STUFF(
(
SELECT ' UNION ALL SELECT ''' + c.TABLE_SCHEMA + ''' AS TableSchema '
+ ',''' + c.TABLE_NAME + ''' AS TableName '
+ ',''' + c.COLUMN_NAME + ''' AS ColumnName '
+ ',''' + c.DATA_TYPE + ''' AS ColumnType '
+ ',CAST(' + QUOTENAME(c.COLUMN_NAME)+' AS NVARCHAR(MAX)) AS Value '
+ ' FROM ' + QUOTENAME(c.TABLE_SCHEMA) + '.' + QUOTENAME(c.TABLE_NAME)
+ ' WHERE ' + QUOTENAME(c.COLUMN_NAME) + ' IS NOT NULL '
+ ' GROUP BY ' + QUOTENAME(c.COLUMN_NAME) + ' '
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS AS c
WHERE TABLE_NAME=#TableName
AND TABLE_SCHEMA=#Schema
--exclude not supported types
--AND c.DATA_TYPE NOT IN('xml') --add more types
FOR XML PATH(''),TYPE
).value('.','nvarchar(max)'),1,10,'')
);
--PRINT #cmd
EXEC(#cmd);
This statement will first create a long list of UNION ALL SELECT with GROUP BY (better than DISTINCT) as dynamically created SQL and executes this with EXEC().
You can decomment PRINT to examine the statement created.
This should work in tSQL:
declare #table_name varchar(55)
set #table_name= 'IV00101' ---- <-- Change this to your table name
create table #colcount (
colname varchar(55),
dct int,
tot int
)
create table #colContent (
colname varchar(55),
col_val nvarchar(max),
col_val_count int
)
create table #sqlexecs( s varchar(max))
declare #col_name varchar(max), #sql nvarchar(max), #sql2 nvarchar(max)
declare c cursor for
select name from sys.columns where [object_id]=object_id(#table_name)
open c
fetch next from c into #col_name
while ##FETCH_STATUS = 0
begin
set #sql = 'select cn.name, count(distinct '+#col_name+') as dct_numrow, count('+#col_name+') as tot_numrow from '+#table_name+' join (select name from sys.columns where name = '''+#col_name+''' and [object_id]=object_id('''+#table_name+''')) cn on cn.name = '''+#col_name+''' group by cn.name'
set #sql2 = 'select ' +#col_name+', count('+#col_name+') as colvalcnt from '+#table_name+' group by '+#col_name
--insert into #sqlexecs values (#sql) --uncomment to view sql selects produced by #sql
--insert into #sqlexecs values (#sql2) --uncomment to view sql selects produced by #sql2
insert into #colcount execute sp_executesql #sql
------
declare #d int, #t int
set #d = (select dct from #colcount where colname = #col_name)
set #t = (select tot from #colcount where colname = #col_name)
if (#d <> #t)
begin
insert into #colContent (colname) values (#col_name)
insert into #colContent (col_val,col_val_count) execute sp_executesql #sql2
end
else
begin
insert into #colContent values (#col_name,1,1)
end
fetch next from c into #col_name
end
close c
deallocate c
--select * from #sqlexecs -- uncomment to view sql code produced by #sql and #sql2
select * from #colcount --order by dct desc
select * from #colContent
drop table #colcount
drop table #colContent
drop table #sqlexecs
The first table shows column name, distinct value count, and total value count.
The second table shows column name, distinct values, and the number of times a distinct value appears. If values in column are all distinct (column is a candidate key), colname | 1 | 1 is shown. This should work if copy/pasted, please let me know it doesn't. Dev for use in Dynamics GP.

Query to select next column if the current column returns no rows

The question is quite extensive, please bear with me. I have a single mapping table with the following structure:
This particular table is used in the process of generating a hierarchy. The order and position of the columns in the table indicate the order of hierarchy (Organization, Category, Continent, Country.. etc.) Each entity in this hierarchy has a related table with associated Id and Name. For example, there is a Country table with CountryId and CountryName. Note that since the MappingTable's values are all nullable there are no foreign key constraints.
I want to generate a procedure that will do the following:
Based on conditions provided, retrieve values of the next entity in the hierarchy. For example, if the OrganizationId and CategoryId are given, the values of ContinentId that satisfy said condition need to be retrieved.
Also, if the value of ContinentId is NULL, then the values of CountryId need to be retrieved. Here, given the condition OrganizationId = 1 and CategoryId = 1 the procedure should return the list of RegionId.
In addition to retrieving the RegionId, the corresponding RegionName should be retrieved from the Region Table.
So far, the procedure looks something like this - just a few things to explain here.
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetHierarchy]
(
#MappingTableName VARCHAR(30),
#Position VARCHAR(5),
-- Given in the form of Key-value pairs 'OrganizationId:1,CategoryId:1'
#InputData VARCHAR(MAX),
#Separator CHAR(1),
#KeyValueSeperator CHAR(1)
)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE #Sql NVARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE #Result NVARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE #Sql1 NVARCHAR(MAX);
DECLARE #TableName NVARCHAR(30)
DECLARE #Exists bit
SELECT #TableName = COLUMN_NAME from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE TABLE_NAME = #MappingTableName AND ORDINAL_POSITION = #position
SET #TableName = SUBSTRING(#TableName,0,LEN(#TableName) - 1)
-- Returns a dynamic query like "SELECT ContinentId from Continent WHERE OrganizationId = 1 and CategoryId = 1".
SELECT #Sql = [dbo].[KeyValuePairs](#TableName, #InputData, #Separator, #KeyValueSeperator)
SET #Sql1 = N'SET #Exists = CASE WHEN EXISTS(' + #Sql + N' AND ' + #TableName + N'Id IS NOT NULL) THEN 1 ELSE 0 END'
PRINT #Sql
EXEC sp_executesql #Sql1,
N'#Exists bit OUTPUT',
#Exists = #Exists OUTPUT
IF(#Exists = 1)
BEGIN
SET #Sql1 = 'SELECT ' + #TableName + 'Id, ' + #TableName + 'Name FROM '+ #TableName+' WHERE ' + #TableName +'Id IN (' + #Sql + ')';
PRINT #Sql1
EXECUTE sp_executesql #SQL1
END
ELSE
BEGIN
--PRINT 'NOT EXISTS'
DECLARE #nextPosition INT
SELECT #nextPosition = CAST(#position AS INT)
SET #nextPosition = #nextPosition + 1
SET #Position = CONVERT(VARCHAR(5), CAST(#position AS INT))
EXEC [dbo].[GetHierarchy] #MappingTableName, #Position, #InputData, #Separator, #KeyValueSeperator
END
END
The logic of this procedure is such that, I get the name of the column at a particular position (based on the conditions here, it is Continent) and generate the dynamic query to retrieve the next column's values based on the condition of the input condition (I am using a separate function to do this for me).
Once retrieved, I run the query to check if it returns any rows. If the query returns rows, then I retrieve the corresponding ContinentName from the Continent table. If no rows are returns, I recursively call the procedure again with the next position as the input.
On the business side of things, it seems like a two step process. But, as a procedure it is quite complex, extensive and - not to mention, recursive. Is there an easier way to do this? I am not familiar with CTEs - can the same logic be implemented using CTEs?
This is quite similar to what is asked here: Working with a dynamic hierarchy SQL Server
Might be the little lengthy approach. Try this
DECLARE #T TABLE
(
SeqNo INT IDENTITY(1,1),
CatId INT,
Country INT,
StateId INT,
DistId INT
)
DECLARE #State TABLE
(
StateId INT,
StateNm VARCHAR(20)
)
DECLARE #Country TABLE
(
CountryId INT,
CountryNm VARCHAR(20)
)
INSERT INTO #State
VALUES(3,'FL')
INSERT INTO #Country
VALUES(2,'USA')
INSERT INTO #T(CatId)
VALUES(1)
INSERT INTO #T(CatId,Country)
VALUES(1,2)
INSERT INTO #T(CatId,StateId)
VALUES(1,3)
;WITH CTE
AS
(
SELECT
*,
IdVal = COALESCE(Country,StateId,DistId),
IdCol = COALESCE('Country '+CAST(Country AS VARCHAR(50)),'StateId '+CAST(StateId AS VARCHAR(50)),'DistId '+CAST(DistId AS VARCHAR(50)))
FROM #T
WHERE CatId = 1
),C2
AS
(
SELECT
SeqNo,
CatId,
Country,
StateId,
DistId,
IdVal,
IdCol = LTRIM(RTRIM(SUBSTRING(IdCol,1,CHARINDEX(' ',IdCol))))
FROM CTE
)
SELECT
C2.SeqNo,
C2.CatId,
S.StateNm,
C.CountryNm
FROM C2
LEFT JOIN #State S
ON C2.IdCol ='StateId'
AND C2.IdVal = S.StateId
LEFT JOIN #Country C
ON C2.IdCol ='Country '
AND C2.IdVal = c.CountryId

Convert row data into column data using SQL Server

I would like to convert row data into columns, where the column names are not from the data. I think that using Pivot will not give me the correct solution. Please see Image of what my data looks like and how I want it to look.
The number of rows returned in the example will continue to grow over time.
My solution :
Based on #Triv answered, I have managed to solve the problem using the rank function to create a new column and then using dynamic pivot SQL to transform the data.
You could use a dynamic sql + PIVOT
CREATE TABLE #SampleData
(
AccountNumber int,
Product varchar(20),
ProductEndDate datetime
)
INSERT INTO #SampleData VALUES (1,'Fixed 10','2016-01-01'),(1,'Fixed 11','2016-02-01'),(1,'Fixed 13','2016-03-01'),(1,'Fixed 12','2016-04-01'),
(2,'Fixed 10','2016-01-01'),(2,'Fixed 11','2016-02-01'),(2,'Fixed 13','2016-03-01')
DECLARE #HeaderAll nvarchar(max)
DECLARE #ColumnPivotProduct nvarchar(max)
DECLARE #ColumnPivotProductEndDate nvarchar(max)
;WITH temp AS
(
SELECT DISTINCT
CONCAT('Product' ,row_number() OVER(PARTITION BY sd.AccountNumber ORDER BY sd.Product)) AS ProductGroup,
CONCAT('ProductEndDate' ,row_number() OVER(PARTITION BY sd.AccountNumber ORDER BY sd.Product)) AS ProductEndDateGroup
FROM #SampleData sd
)
SELECT #HeaderAll = STUFF((SELECT CONCAT(',',t.ProductGroup,'= MAX(',t.ProductGroup, '),', t.ProductEndDateGroup ,'= MAX(', t.ProductEndDateGroup,')') FROM temp t FOR XML PATH('')), 1,1,''),
#ColumnPivotProduct = STUFF((SELECT CONCAT(',',t.ProductGroup) FROM temp t FOR XML PATH('')), 1,1,''),
#ColumnPivotProductEndDate = STUFF((SELECT CONCAT(',', t.ProductEndDateGroup) FROM temp t FOR XML PATH('')), 1,1,'')
--SELECT #HeaderAll, #ColumnPivotProduct, #ColumnPivotProductEndDate
DECLARE #query nvarchar(max) = CONCAT(
';WITH temp AS
(
SELECT *,
CONCAT(''Product'' ,row_number() OVER(PARTITION BY sd.AccountNumber ORDER BY sd.Product)) AS ProductGroup,
CONCAT(''ProductEndDate'' ,row_number() OVER(PARTITION BY sd.AccountNumber ORDER BY sd.Product)) AS ProductEndDateGroup
FROM #SampleData sd
)
SELECT AccountNumber, ',#HeaderAll,' FROM
(
SELECT t.AccountNumber, t.Product, t.ProductEndDate, t.ProductGroup,t.ProductEndDateGroup FROM temp t
) src
PIVOT
(
MIN(Product) FOR ProductGroup IN (',#ColumnPivotProduct,')
) pvt
PIVOT
(
MIN(ProductEndDate) FOR ProductEndDateGroup IN (',#ColumnPivotProductEndDate,')
) pvt1
GROUP BY AccountNumber
')
PRINT #query
exec(#query)
DROP TABLE #SampleData
Demo link: http://rextester.com/AEQBZ56634
Note: CONCAT is avaiable in sql-server 2012+. IF you are using an older version, then use + for concatenating string
It works, check this out, Instead of #testTable use your table name
declare #temptable varchar(1000) = 'declare #tempTable1 table (',
#inserStatement varchar(1000) = 'insert into #tempTable1 (',
#insertValues varchar(1000) = ''
DECLARE #AcountNumber VARCHAR(50),#Product varchar(40),#ProductEndData varchar(50), #increment int = 0;
DECLARE db_cursor CURSOR FOR
select
Product,
ProductEndData from #testTable
OPEN db_cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM db_cursor INTO #Product, #ProductEndData
WHILE ##FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
set #increment = #increment+1;
SET #temptable += 'Product'+ cast(#increment as varchar) +' varchar(100),' + 'Product' + cast(#increment as varchar) + 'EndDate varchar(100),' ;
set #inserStatement += 'Product'+ cast(#increment as varchar) +',' + 'Product' + cast(#increment as varchar) + 'EndDate,';
set #insertValues += '(''' + #Product +''''+ ',' + ''''+ #ProductEndData + '''' + ')';
FETCH NEXT FROM db_cursor INTO #Product, #ProductEndData
END
CLOSE db_cursor
DEALLOCATE db_cursor
set #temptable = STUFF(#temptable, LEN(#temptable), 1, ')')
set #inserStatement = STUFF(#inserStatement, LEN(#inserStatement), 1, ')')
set #insertValues = replace(#insertValues, ')(', ',')
exec (#temptable + #inserStatement + ' values ' + #insertValues + 'select * from #tempTable1')

TSQL Control Flow Logic

I am working on building a procedure that uses basic dynamic SQL. I want to use the result of the dynamic SQL (#query) in another part of said procedure. Below is a shorthand version of the code I am attempting to complete.
WITHOUT THE USE OF sp_executesql, how can I go about passing the result value of #query into the IF blocks?
DECLARE #table VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE #query VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE #map VARCHAR(MAX)
SET #table = 'SomeTable'
SET #query = '
;WITH Assignment AS
(
SELECT
''' + #table + ''' AS src
,Type
,RANK () OVER(ORDER BY COUNT(type) as rnk
FROM ' + #table + '
GROUP BY Type
)
SELECT Type
FROM Assignment
WHERE rnk = ''1'''
IF (#query = 'typeA')
BEGIN
/* preform an upsert dynamically */
END
IF (#query = 'typeB')
BEGIN
/* preform a delete dynamically */
END
IF (#query = 'typeC')
BEGIN
/* preform an alter dynamically */
END
Why are you testing #query right after it has been set with some SQL?
You could do it with a temp table:
Create Table #temp(type...)
SET #query = '
;WITH Assignment AS
(
SELECT
''' + #table + ''' AS src
,Type
,RANK () OVER(ORDER BY COUNT(type) as rnk
FROM ' + #table + '
GROUP BY Type
)
Insert Into #temp(type)
SELECT Type
FROM Assignment
WHERE rnk = ''1'''
You can also build your dynamic query in your if statement although I am not sure it would work in your case:
SET #q1 = '
;WITH Assignment AS
(
SELECT
''' + #table + ''' AS src
,Type
,RANK () OVER(ORDER BY COUNT(type) as rnk
FROM ' + #table + '
GROUP BY Type
)'
set #q2 = 'SELECT Type
FROM Assignment
WHERE rnk = ''1'''
Case When #type = 'A' then #query = #q1 + 'Insert into... ' + #q2
Case When #type = 'B' then #query = #q1 + 'Update... ' + #q2
Case When #type = 'B' then #query = #q1 + 'delete from where type in (' + #q2 + ')' end
If you change you mind, it is also easy with sp_executesql:
create table #temp(type int)
insert into #temp
exec sp_executesql #query
or if there are not thousands of rows:
declare #temp table(type int)
insert into #temp
exec sp_executesql #query
If there is only one row, still with sp_executesql and a parameter, this is the best option:
declare #type varchar(10)
SET #query = '
declare #type varchar(10)
;WITH Assignment AS
(
SELECT
''' + #table + ''' AS src
,Type
,RANK () OVER(ORDER BY COUNT(type) as rnk
FROM ' + #table + '
GROUP BY Type
)
SELECT #type = Type
FROM Assignment
WHERE rnk = ''1''';
exec sp_executesql #query, N'#type varchar(10)', #type = #type
This is one way to get data out of dynamic SQL
DECLARE #SQL VARCHAR(MAX)
--Dynamic SQL
SET #SQL = '
--Do anything you like in here as long as you select the results in the #Data Table format at the end
SELECT 132'
--How to get the result out of the dynamic SQL (into a table)
DECLARE #Data TABLE (Value INT)
INSERT INTO #Data(Value)
EXEC(#SQL)
--Get the result out of the table into a local (if you need to)
DECLARE #MyValue INT
SELECT #MyValue = Value FROM #Data
--Do what you like with the value now we are back in normal SQL
PRINT #MyValue

Invalid column name '#Results'

alter PROCEDURE sp_Get_CustInfoSerach2
(#PageIndex INT = 1
,#PageSize INT = 10
,#RecordCount INT OUTPUT
,#ColumnName VARCHAR(50)=null
,#Value VARCHAR(50)=null
,#ddlValue VARCHAR(50)=null
,#txtValue VARCHAR(50)=null
,#status varchar(30))
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE #cmd AS NVARCHAR(max)
if #txtValue IS NULL
Begin
SET #Value = ''''+#ddlValue+ ''''
End
else if #ddlValue IS NULL
begin
SET #Value = ''''+#txtValue+ ''''
end
SET #cmd = 'SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER
(
ORDER BY C_Register.UserId desc
)AS RowNumber
,C_Register.UserId, C_Register.Name, C_Register.UserName, C_Register.Status,
Packages.PackagePeriod, Packages.PackageName, C_Register.ActivationDate,
Receive_Payment.OldExpiryDate, Receive_Payment.Balance, Receive_Payment.PyingAmount,
Receive_Payment.LastPaidDate, C_Register.LastUpdateTime,
Area.AreaName, C_Register.MobNo, Employee.EmpName, C_Register.Address,C_Register.CreatedDate
INTO'+ #Results+'
FROM C_Register INNER JOIN Receive_Payment ON C_Register.UserId = Receive_Payment.UserId
INNER JOIN Area ON C_Register.AreaId = Area.AreaId
INNER JOIN Employee ON Receive_Payment.EmpId = Employee.EmpId
INNER JOIN Packages ON Receive_Payment.PackageId = Packages.PackageId
where C_Register.AccountExpiry= Receive_Payment.OldExpiryDate And C_Register.Status = '+#status+'And
' + #ColumnName + ' = ' + #Value
SELECT #RecordCount = COUNT(*)
FROM #Results
SELECT * FROM #Results
WHERE RowNumber BETWEEN(#PageIndex -1) * #PageSize + 1 AND(((#PageIndex -1) * #PageSize + 1) + #PageSize) - 1
DROP TABLE #Results
EXEC(#cmd)
END
throwing error:
Invalid column name '#Results'.
how to solve it?
If i understand your problem correctly you should first exec dynamic sql before select from temporary table
Alter PROCEDURE sp_Get_CustInfoSerach2
(
#PageIndex INT = 1 ,
#PageSize INT = 10 ,
#RecordCount INT OUTPUT ,
#ColumnName VARCHAR(50)=null ,
#Value VARCHAR(50)=null ,
#ddlValue VARCHAR(50)=null ,
#txtValue VARCHAR(50)=null ,
#status varchar(30)
)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE #cmd AS NVARCHAR(max)
If #txtValue IS NULL
Begin
SET #Value = ''''+#ddlValue+ ''''
End
Else
if #ddlValue IS NULL
Begin
SET #Value = ''''+#txtValue+ ''''
End
SET #cmd = 'SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER ( ORDER BY C_Register.UserId desc )AS RowNumber,
C_Register.UserId, C_Register.Name, C_Register.UserName, C_Register.Status,
Packages.PackagePeriod, Packages.PackageName, C_Register.ActivationDate,
Receive_Payment.OldExpiryDate, Receive_Payment.Balance, Receive_Payment.PyingAmount,
Receive_Payment.LastPaidDate, C_Register.LastUpdateTime,
Area.AreaName, C_Register.MobNo, Employee.EmpName, C_Register.Address,C_Register.CreatedDate
INTO #Results
FROM C_Register INNER JOIN Receive_Payment ON C_Register.UserId = Receive_Payment.UserId
INNER JOIN Area ON C_Register.AreaId = Area.AreaId
INNER JOIN Employee ON Receive_Payment.EmpId = Employee.EmpId
INNER JOIN Packages ON Receive_Payment.PackageId = Packages.PackageId
where C_Register.AccountExpiry= Receive_Payment.OldExpiryDate And C_Register.Status = '+#status+'And
' + #ColumnName + ' = ' + #Value
/*First Execute above dynamic Sql query */
EXEC(#cmd)
/* From the above execute statemnet the query will executed and temporary table will created on the fly */
SELECT #RecordCount = COUNT(*)
FROM #Results
SELECT * FROM #Results
WHERE RowNumber BETWEEN(#PageIndex -1) * #PageSize + 1 AND(((#PageIndex -1) * #PageSize + 1) + #PageSize) - 1
DROP TABLE #Results
Problem in your query is creation of temp table thats not right way to create temp table inside dynamic query.
But even if you create temp table inside a dynamic query it can be accessed only inside the session of dynamic query. If you try to select the temp outside of dynamic query which is created inside the dynamic query you will get a error saying object doesnot exist.
Since you know the number of columns present in the result of dynamic query you can create the temp table outside of dynamic query and insert the records through dynamic query.
Try changing your procedure like this.
ALTER PROCEDURE Sp_get_custinfoserach2 (#PageIndex INT = 1,
#PageSize INT = 10,
#RecordCount INT output,
#ColumnName VARCHAR(50)=NULL,
#Value VARCHAR(50)=NULL,
#ddlValue VARCHAR(50)=NULL,
#txtValue VARCHAR(50)=NULL,
#status VARCHAR(30))
AS
BEGIN
SET nocount ON;
DECLARE #cmd AS NVARCHAR(max)
IF #txtValue IS NULL
BEGIN
SET #Value = '''' + #ddlValue + ''''
END
ELSE IF #ddlValue IS NULL
BEGIN
SET #Value = '''' + #txtValue + ''''
END
/*create a temp as same structure of your dynamic query select statement*/
CREATE TABLE #result
(
rownum INT,
userid INT,
NAME VARCHAR(100),
username VARCHAR(100),
status VARCHAR(15),
packageperiod VARCHAR(15),
packagename VARCHAR(100),
activationdate DATETIME,
oldexpirydate DATETIME,
balance NUMERIC(22, 4),
pyingamount NUMERIC(22, 4),
lastpaiddate DATETIME,
lastupdatetime DATETIME,
areaname VARCHAR(100),
mobno INT,
empname VARCHAR(100),
address VARCHAR(5000),
createddate DATETIME
)
SET #cmd =
' Insert into #result
SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY C_Register.UserId desc )AS RowNumber,
C_Register.UserId, C_Register.Name, C_Register.UserName,
C_Register.Status, Packages.PackagePeriod, Packages.PackageName,
C_Register.ActivationDate,Receive_Payment.OldExpiryDate,
Receive_Payment.Balance, Receive_Payment.PyingAmount,
Receive_Payment.LastPaidDate, C_Register.LastUpdateTime,
Area.AreaName, C_Register.MobNo, Employee.EmpName,
C_Register.Address,C_Register.CreatedDate
FROM C_Register
INNER JOIN Receive_Payment
ON C_Register.UserId = Receive_Payment.UserId
INNER JOIN Area
ON C_Register.AreaId = Area.AreaId
INNER JOIN Employee
ON Receive_Payment.EmpId = Employee.EmpId
INNER JOIN Packages
ON Receive_Payment.PackageId = Packages.PackageId
where C_Register.AccountExpiry= Receive_Payment.OldExpiryDate And C_Register.Status = ' + #status + ' And ' + #ColumnName + ' = ' + #Value
SELECT #RecordCount = Count(*)
FROM #results
SELECT *
FROM #results
WHERE rownumber BETWEEN( #PageIndex - 1 ) * #PageSize + 1 AND( (
( #PageIndex - 1 ) * #PageSize + 1 ) +
#PageSize ) - 1
DROP TABLE #results
EXEC(#cmd)
END
Note : I have given generic datatypes to temp table columns please change the datetypes according to your schema.

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