我在SQL Server 2008中使用JOB执行存储过程时失败了，但是没有很好的工作

Question

I have this stored procedure wich its like this :

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[P_ALIMENTATION_VolumeVentes]
AS
BEGIN

    SELECT EDS, NomEDS,AgenceEDS, AgenceNomEDS,SecteurEDS, SecteurNomEDS,DirectionEDS,DirectionNomEDS,
            (SELECT count(*) FROM CPListeVentesNonConformes WHERE CPListeVentesNonConformes.EDS = CPRT.EDS AND TypePart='PP') AS ListeVenteNC_PP,
             (SELECT count(*) FROM CEListeVentesNonConformes WHERE CEListeVentesNonConformes.EDS = CPRT.EDS AND TypePart='ET') AS ListeVenteNC_ET,
             (SELECT count(*) FROM CPListeVentesNonConformes WHERE CPListeVentesNonConformes.EDS = CPRT.EDS AND TypePart='PP' OR TypePart='ET') AS ListeVenteNC_PPET,
            (SELECT count(*) FROM  ListeVentes WHERE IDES01 = CPRT.EDS AND TypePart='PP') AS ListeVentes
    INTO VolumeVentes
    FROM CPR CPRT
    GROUP BY EDS, NomEDS,AgenceEDS, AgenceNomEDS,SecteurEDS, SecteurNomEDS,DirectionEDS,DirectionNomEDS,TypePart

END

When i execute with the command line EXEC [dbo].[P_ALIMENTATION_VolumeVentes] that work super great my table is create.

But when i use SQL Agent to schedule a job i have a nice surprise to have this error :

Executed as user: ZRES\\CSAPREP10IUCRADM. The conversion of a varchar data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range value. [SQLSTATE 22007] (Error 242) The statement has been terminated. [SQLSTATE 01000] (Error 3621). The step failed.

The structure table who will be create VolumetVentes have no fields with a type as datetime

Here is the structure of the table VolumeVentes

I don't understand exactly where is the error ?

Thank you for help

Answer 1

Actually it should never work since you already have VolumeVente table.

SELECT INTO creates new table with columns described in select statement https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms188029(v=sql.120).aspx

You should modify this code to become INSERT SELECT .

But you will probably still get the same conversion error because (I guess) column order is not correct in select statment and does not match column order in existing table. That is why you should always explicitly define column list in INSERT INTO clause, so the final script will look like:

INSERT INTO VolumeVentes(EDS, NomEDS,AgenceEDS, AgenceNomEDS,SecteurEDS, ...)
SELECT EDS, NomEDS,AgenceEDS, AgenceNomEDS,SecteurEDS
FROM ...

Answer 2

Use

INSERT INTO... Statement

instead of

SELECT INTO FROM... Statement