My question here would be... Why is it converting to int from varchar? I'm not sure what it is trying to do
CREATE PROCEDURE #myTestProcedure
(
@TransId VARCHAR(15)
)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @Result VARCHAR(15);
WITH TestCTE (TransId, AdjRefTransId) AS
(
SELECT TRANSID, ADJREFTRANSID
FROM dbo.MyTable
WHERE TRANSID = @TransId
UNION ALL
SELECT pet.TRANSID, pet.ADJREFTRANSID
FROM dbo.MyTable AS pet
JOIN TestCTE
ON TestCTE.ADJREFTRANSID = pet.TRANSID
)
SELECT @Result =
(
SELECT MAX(MyResult)
FROM dbo.MyOtherTable
WHERE TRANSID = TestCTE.TRANSID
)
FROM TestCTE
WHERE TestCTE.ADJREFTRANSID = ''
RETURN @Result
END
EXEC dbo.#myTestProcedure @TransId = 'MyTransId'
Error:
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Procedure #myTestProcedure 0004C61A, Line 32
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'MyResult' to data type int.
I can't see where it is trying to make this conversion. Line 32 is a blank line. No code there.
It is your RETURN. Stored procedures return an integer to indicate the status of the execution, not return values. You would either need to Select @Result OR have @Result be an output parameter.
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