My query causes the following error:
Msg 512, Level 16, State 1, Procedure Item_insupd, Line 17
Subquery returned more than 1 value. This is not permitted when the subquery follows =, !=, <, <= , >, >= or when the subquery is used as an expression.
Query:
INSERT INTO [Total_Database].[dbo].[Item]
(
ItemID,
ItemNo,
ItemDescription,
Notes,
StandardCost,
SalesGLAccountID,
ItemTypeID,
Backorderable
)
(
SELECT [nr],
[nr],
[Latijn]+' '+[Subgroep]+' '+CAST([nr] as VARCHAR(255)),
[NL]+' '+[Vorm]+' '+[Kenmerk]+' '+[Hoogte],[Inkoopprijs],
(4),
(case when [Productgroep]='PB' then 1 else 5 end),
(1)
FROM [ACCESDATA].[dbo].[Planten]
);
I suspect this to happen because my subquery does not contain a WHERE, unfortunately I do not know how to construct a correct WHERE clause.
I suspect the problem is in this string (line 26 in your code):
IF NOT (EXISTS (SELECT G.GLAccountID FROM GLAccnt G INNER JOIN Inserted I ON G.GLAccountID = I.SalesGLAccountID))
OR ((SELECT I.COGSGLAccountID FROM Inserted I) IS NOT NULL) AND NOT (EXISTS (SELECT G.GLAccountID FROM GLAccnt G INNER JOIN Inserted I ON G.GLAccountID = I.COGSGLAccountID))
It looks like (SELECT I.COGSGLAccountID FROM Inserted I) return more than one row, so you're getting an error.
You're treating inserted as a one row table (for example, you're getting parameters from it like SELECT @ItemNo = I.ItemNo, @ItemDescription = I.ItemDescription FROM Inserted I, but inserted table can have more than one row. So in your case I think you have 3 options - check that there's only 1 row in inserted, rewrite trigger as set-based, or use cursor.
Here's sql fiddle with somewhat similar example.
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