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Post time: 2020-2-18 08:30:01
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CREATE PROCEDURE GetDisplayNameByBatchAttibuteValues
(
@ListItemValue varchar (8000),
@ListDisplayName varchar (8000) output
)
AS

begin
declare @str varchar (8000)

 set @str = ''
 select @str = @str + ',' + ListDisplayName from ProductAttributeLookupListItems where ListItemValue in (@ListItemValue)

 set @ ListDisplayName = stuff (@ str, 1,1, '')
print @ListDisplayName
end
GO

@ListItemValue passes substrings like 14, 18, 22
error:
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: A syntax error occurred while converting the varchar value '14, 18,22 'to a column of data type int.

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Post time: 2020-4-22 14:45:01
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What type of ListItemValue is in the database?
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 Author| Post time: 2020-4-22 23:30:01
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ListItemValue integer type, @ListItemValue is varchar (8000) passing multiple values, it seems that it will automatically become ('14, 18,22 ') in in, which is illegal, it should be in (14,18, twenty two)
How can I remove the automatic two `` number '', I have tried to replace it, and there is no good way, thank you for your advice
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CREATE PROCEDURE GetDisplayNameByBatchAttibuteValues
(
@ListItemValue varchar (8000),
@ListDisplayName varchar (8000) output
)
AS

begin
declare @str varchar (8000)


declare @tb table (a int)
while charindex (',', @ s)> 0
begin
 insert @tb values ​​(cast (left (@ s, charindex (',', @ ListItemValue) -1) as int))
 set @s = stuff (@ListItemValue, 1, charindex (',', @ ListItemValue), '')
end
insert @tb values ​​(@ListItemValue)

 set @str = ''
 select @str = @str + ',' + ListDisplayName from ProductAttributeLookupListItems where ListItemValue in (select a from @tb)

 set @ ListDisplayName = stuff (@ str, 1,1, '')
print @ListDisplayName
end
GO
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Post time: 2020-4-23 15:30:02
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Use the following:


CREATE PROCEDURE GetDisplayNameByBatchAttibuteValues
(
@ListItemValue varchar (8000),
@ListDisplayName varchar (8000) output
)
AS

begin
declare @str varchar (8000)


declare @tb table (a int)
while charindex (',', @ ListItemValue)> 0
begin
 insert @tb values ​​(cast (left (@ s, charindex (',', @ ListItemValue) -1) as int))
 set @s = stuff (@ListItemValue, 1, charindex (',', @ ListItemValue), '')
end
insert @tb values ​​(@ListItemValue)

 set @str = ''
 select @str = @str + ',' + ListDisplayName from ProductAttributeLookupListItems where ListItemValue in (select a from @tb)

 set @ ListDisplayName = stuff (@ str, 1,1, '')
print @ListDisplayName
end
GO
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 Author| Post time: 2020-4-24 03:15:01
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Thank you,
Where set @s is undefined
Is it @str?
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Post time: 2020-4-24 20:45:01
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CREATE PROCEDURE GetDisplayNameByBatchAttibuteValues
(
@ListItemValue varchar (8000),
@ListDisplayName varchar (8000) output
)
AS

begin
declare @str varchar (8000)


declare @tb table (a int)
while charindex (',', @ ListItemValue)> 0
begin
 insert @tb values ​​(cast (left (@ ListItemValue, charindex (',', @ ListItemValue) -1) as int))
 set @s = stuff (@ListItemValue, 1, charindex (',', @ ListItemValue), '')
end
insert @tb values ​​(@ListItemValue)

 set @str = ''
 select @str = @str + ',' + ListDisplayName from ProductAttributeLookupListItems where ListItemValue in (select a from @tb)

 set @ ListDisplayName = stuff (@ str, 1,1, '')
print @ListDisplayName
end
GO
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Post time: 2020-4-24 21:30:02
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 Author| Post time: 2020-4-25 12:45:01
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Should be right
CREATE PROCEDURE GetDisplayNameByBatchAttibuteValues
(
@ListItemValue varchar (8000),
@ListDisplayName varchar (8000) output
)
AS

begin
declare @str varchar (8000)


declare @tb table (a int)
while charindex (',', @ ListItemValue)> 0
begin
 insert @tb values ​​(cast (left (@ ListItemValue, charindex (',', @ ListItemValue) -1) as int))
 set @ListItemValue = stuff (@ListItemValue, 1, charindex (',', @ ListItemValue), '')
end
insert @tb values ​​(@ListItemValue)

 set @str = ''
 select @str = @str + ',' + ListDisplayName from ProductAttributeLookupListItems where ListItemValue in (select a from @tb)

 set @ ListDisplayName = stuff (@ str, 1,1, '')

end
GO

But no result is returned, it is very strange
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 Author| Post time: 2020-4-25 16:15:01
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Thanks tolisongfox, the problem is solved.
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