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I am getting this error :"Error 102 : non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected"
for this request :
DECLARE @num_dossiers TABLE (num_dossier INT,indice NVARCHAR(3))
insert into @num_dossiers
select num_dossier,indice from dossier where num_sec=57
delete from constitue where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
The request triggering the error is the last one :
delete from constitue where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
What could be the cause of this error ?
sql-server sql-server-2008
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I am getting this error :"Error 102 : non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected"
for this request :
DECLARE @num_dossiers TABLE (num_dossier INT,indice NVARCHAR(3))
insert into @num_dossiers
select num_dossier,indice from dossier where num_sec=57
delete from constitue where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
The request triggering the error is the last one :
delete from constitue where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
What could be the cause of this error ?
sql-server sql-server-2008
asked yesterday
mounaimmounaim
3263723
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I am getting this error :"Error 102 : non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected"
for this request :
DECLARE @num_dossiers TABLE (num_dossier INT,indice NVARCHAR(3))
insert into @num_dossiers
select num_dossier,indice from dossier where num_sec=57
delete from constitue where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
The request triggering the error is the last one :
delete from constitue where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
What could be the cause of this error ?
sql-server sql-server-2008
asked yesterday
mounaimmounaim
3263723
I am getting this error :"Error 102 : non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected"
for this request :
DECLARE @num_dossiers TABLE (num_dossier INT,indice NVARCHAR(3))
insert into @num_dossiers
select num_dossier,indice from dossier where num_sec=57
delete from constitue where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
The request triggering the error is the last one :
delete from constitue where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
What could be the cause of this error ?
sql-server sql-server-2008
sql-server sql-server-2008
asked yesterday
mounaimmounaim
3263723
asked yesterday
mounaimmounaim
3263723
asked yesterday
mounaimmounaim
3263723
asked yesterday
mounaimmounaim
3263723
asked yesterday
mounaimmounaim
3263723
3263723
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SQL Server doesn't support a multi-column IN clause (unlike Oracle).
delete
from constitue
where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
This can be rewritten as a EXISTS:
DELETE c
FROM constitue c
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT 1 FROM @num_dossiers nd WHERE n.num_dossier = c.num_dossier AND n.indice = c.indice);
answered yesterday
Mark SinkinsonMark Sinkinson
8,03633049
this was helpful, Thank you sir :) Any idea on why SQL Server does not support this kind of IN syntax? the Oracle style seems more intuitive
– mounaim
yesterday
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You can express support for this (currently unplanned) prospect here: feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server/suggestions/…
– Peter Vandivier
yesterday
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SQL Server doesn't support a multi-column IN clause (unlike Oracle).
delete
from constitue
where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
This can be rewritten as a EXISTS:
DELETE c
FROM constitue c
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT 1 FROM @num_dossiers nd WHERE n.num_dossier = c.num_dossier AND n.indice = c.indice);
answered yesterday
Mark SinkinsonMark Sinkinson
8,03633049
this was helpful, Thank you sir :) Any idea on why SQL Server does not support this kind of IN syntax? the Oracle style seems more intuitive
– mounaim
yesterday
1
You can express support for this (currently unplanned) prospect here: feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server/suggestions/…
– Peter Vandivier
yesterday
add a comment |
15
SQL Server doesn't support a multi-column IN clause (unlike Oracle).
delete
from constitue
where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
This can be rewritten as a EXISTS:
DELETE c
FROM constitue c
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT 1 FROM @num_dossiers nd WHERE n.num_dossier = c.num_dossier AND n.indice = c.indice);
answered yesterday
Mark SinkinsonMark Sinkinson
8,03633049
this was helpful, Thank you sir :) Any idea on why SQL Server does not support this kind of IN syntax? the Oracle style seems more intuitive
– mounaim
yesterday
1
You can express support for this (currently unplanned) prospect here: feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server/suggestions/…
– Peter Vandivier
yesterday
add a comment |
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SQL Server doesn't support a multi-column IN clause (unlike Oracle).
delete
from constitue
where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
This can be rewritten as a EXISTS:
DELETE c
FROM constitue c
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT 1 FROM @num_dossiers nd WHERE n.num_dossier = c.num_dossier AND n.indice = c.indice);
answered yesterday
Mark SinkinsonMark Sinkinson
8,03633049
SQL Server doesn't support a multi-column IN clause (unlike Oracle).
delete
from constitue
where (num_dossier,indice) in select (num_dossier,indice) from @num_dossiers
This can be rewritten as a EXISTS:
DELETE c
FROM constitue c
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT 1 FROM @num_dossiers nd WHERE n.num_dossier = c.num_dossier AND n.indice = c.indice);
answered yesterday
Mark SinkinsonMark Sinkinson
8,03633049
answered yesterday
Mark SinkinsonMark Sinkinson
8,03633049
answered yesterday
Mark SinkinsonMark Sinkinson
8,03633049
answered yesterday
Mark SinkinsonMark Sinkinson
8,03633049
8,03633049
this was helpful, Thank you sir :) Any idea on why SQL Server does not support this kind of IN syntax? the Oracle style seems more intuitive
– mounaim
yesterday
1
You can express support for this (currently unplanned) prospect here: feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server/suggestions/…
– Peter Vandivier
yesterday
add a comment |
this was helpful, Thank you sir :) Any idea on why SQL Server does not support this kind of IN syntax? the Oracle style seems more intuitive
– mounaim
yesterday
1
You can express support for this (currently unplanned) prospect here: feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server/suggestions/…
– Peter Vandivier
yesterday
this was helpful, Thank you sir :) Any idea on why SQL Server does not support this kind of IN syntax? the Oracle style seems more intuitive
– mounaim
yesterday
this was helpful, Thank you sir :) Any idea on why SQL Server does not support this kind of IN syntax? the Oracle style seems more intuitive
– mounaim
yesterday
1
1
You can express support for this (currently unplanned) prospect here: feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server/suggestions/…
– Peter Vandivier
yesterday
You can express support for this (currently unplanned) prospect here: feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server/suggestions/…
– Peter Vandivier
yesterday
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