Answer by Grant Fritchey
You can't pass a table name as a variable in that fashion. You'll still have to build the string and replace the variable with the table name such that when the query executes, it has a table to...
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@Grant is right. And you are close. Replace @myTable with: ' + @myTable + ' and do not pass the @myTable variable anymore
View ArticleAnswer by Doiremik
thanks Ozamora for the very quick response.. I have amended the code for now like so WITH cte AS ( SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(@dateCastLength), QuoteDateTimeUTC, 120 as convertedDate, QuoteDateTimeUTC as...
View ArticleAnswer by Doiremik
Geeez Ozamora... you rock... top class lol. I know the code is really simple but this isnt the real implementation honest... I'm using CTE's to work out candle stick charts and aggregate data on...
View ArticleAnswer by Grant Fritchey
You can't pass a table name as a variable in that fashion. You'll still have to build the string and replace the variable with the table name such that when the query executes, it has a table to...
View ArticleAnswer by ozamora
@Grant is right. And you are close. Replace @myTable with: ' + @myTable + ' and do not pass the @myTable variable anymore
View ArticleAnswer by Doiremik
thanks Ozamora for the very quick response.. I have amended the code for now like so WITH cte AS ( SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(@dateCastLength), QuoteDateTimeUTC, 120 as convertedDate, QuoteDateTimeUTC as...
View ArticleAnswer by Doiremik
Geeez Ozamora... you rock... top class lol. I know the code is really simple but this isnt the real implementation honest... I'm using CTE's to work out candle stick charts and aggregate data on...
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