error : The name "EmpBenefitDeductID" is not permitted in this context. Valid expressions are constants, constant expressions, and (in some contexts) variables. Column names are not permitted.

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CREATE PROCEDURE InsertEmployeeBenefitsDeducts
(
@BranchID bigint,
@EmployeeID bigint,
@BenefitDeductionID bigint,
@AffectOnLeave bit,
@Amount decimal(18,4),
@CreatedUserID bigint,
@CreatedDate datetime,
@ModifiedUserID bigint,
@ModifiedDate datetime
)
AS
DECLARE @EmpBenefitDeductID as  bigint
SELECT @EmpBenefitDeductID=ISNULL(MAX(EmployeeBenefitsDeducts.EmpBenefitDeductID),0)FROM EmployeeBenefitsDeducts
SET @EmpBenefitDeductID=@EmpBenefitDeductID+1


INSERT INTO EmployeeBenefitsDeducts VALUES
(
EmpBenefitDeductID,
BranchID,
EmployeeID,
BenefitDeductionID,
AffectOnLeave,
Amount,
CreatedUserID,
CreatedDate,
ModifiedUserID,
ModifiedDate
)
VALUES
(
@EmpBenefitDeductID
@BranchID ,
@EmployeeID ,
@BenefitDeductionID ,
@AffectOnLeave ,
@Amount (18,4),
@CreatedUserID ,
@CreatedDate ,
@ModifiedUserID ,
@ModifiedDate 
)
SELECT @EmpBenefitDeductID

Posted 30-Jul-13 2:40am

Mohammed Shamsheer

Updated 30-Jul-13 3:07am

Maciej Los

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Maciej Los 30-Jul-13 9:13am

Two errors:
1. Twice usage of VALUES in INSERT statement

2. comma has been lost:

VALUES
(
@EmpBenefitDeductID (here should be a comma)
@BranchID , ...

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-30T03:12:00

Try with BEGIN ... END code block ;)

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE InsertEmployeeBenefitsDeducts
(
@BranchID bigint,
@EmployeeID bigint,
@BenefitDeductionID bigint,
@AffectOnLeave bit,
@Amount decimal(18,4),
@CreatedUserID bigint,
@CreatedDate datetime,
@ModifiedUserID bigint,
@ModifiedDate datetime
)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @EmpBenefitDeductID as  bigint
SELECT @EmpBenefitDeductID=ISNULL(MAX(EmployeeBenefitsDeducts.EmpBenefitDeductID),0)FROM EmployeeBenefitsDeducts
SET @EmpBenefitDeductID=@EmpBenefitDeductID+1
 

INSERT INTO EmployeeBenefitsDeducts (EmpBenefitDeductID, BranchID, EmployeeID, BenefitDeductionID, AffectOnLeave, Amount, CreatedUserID, CreatedDate, ModifiedUserID, ModifiedDate)
VALUES (@EmpBenefitDeductID, @BranchID, @EmployeeID , @BenefitDeductionID , @AffectOnLeave , @Amount , @CreatedUserID , @CreatedDate , @ModifiedUserID , @ModifiedDate)

SELECT @EmpBenefitDeductID AS EmpBenefitDeductID
END