How to Perform in this Query Procedure. [Resolved]

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Hi

How to insert this situation using Cursor loop

when i enter from date and to date . I need with in the date data inserted using cursor.

How will do this

My From date : 30 Dec 2016
My To Date : 24 jan 2017

tables this

create table employees1
(
Id int primary key identity(1,1),
Ename varchar(40),
Empno int,
empcreateddate datetime
)

create table employees2
(
Id int primary key identity(1,1),
Ename varchar(40),
Empno int,
empcreateddate datetime
)


insert into employees2 values('John',100,getdate()),('Elin',101,getdate()-1),('Revghy',102,getdate()),
('Rufen',103,getdate()),('Fedrick',104,getdate()-2),('Adam',105,getdate()),('Gilic',106,getdate()-1),
('Fernadas',107,getdate()),('Fernadas sr',107,getdate()-23),('jernadas',107,getdate()-24),
('yjernadas',107,getdate()-25)

--truncate table employees2

select * from employees2 order by empcreateddate desc

--I Need to insert this table employees1 using cursor looping from date to date
records only. But from this table employees2

-- here My employees1 No datas right row. so
-- I want how to insert records based on created date using cursor
--for ex: i need first 24 jan 2017 etc ... 30 Dec 2016
-- How to use cursor looping for insert

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Posted by: A2H on: 1/24/2017 [Member] [MVP] Silver | Points: 50

0	If you still want a cursor code then you can use below code Declare @Ename Varchar(40), @empno int,@empcreateddate datetime DECLARE employees_cursor CURSOR FOR SELECT Ename,Empno,empcreateddate FROM employees2 WHERE empcreateddate BETWEEN '30 Dec 2016' AND '23 jan 2017' ORDER BY empcreateddate DESC OPEN employees_cursor FETCH NEXT FROM employees_cursor INTO @Ename, @empno, @empcreateddate WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 BEGIN Insert into employees1(Ename,Empno,empcreateddate) VALUES( @Ename,@empno,@empcreateddate) FETCH NEXT FROM employees_cursor INTO @Ename, @empno, @empcreateddate END CLOSE employees_cursor DEALLOCATE employees_cursor I would not recommend using cursor as it has disadvantages like performance etc Thanks, A2H My Blog Jayakumars, if this helps please login to Mark As Answer. \| Alert Moderator

If you still want a cursor code then you can use below code

Declare @Ename Varchar(40), @empno int,@empcreateddate datetime
DECLARE employees_cursor CURSOR FOR  
SELECT Ename,Empno,empcreateddate  FROM employees2 WHERE empcreateddate BETWEEN '30 Dec 2016' AND '23 jan 2017' ORDER BY empcreateddate DESC 

OPEN employees_cursor   
FETCH NEXT FROM employees_cursor INTO @Ename,  @empno, @empcreateddate

WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0   
BEGIN   
       Insert into employees1(Ename,Empno,empcreateddate)
				VALUES( @Ename,@empno,@empcreateddate)

FETCH NEXT FROM employees_cursor INTO @Ename,  @empno, @empcreateddate  
END   

CLOSE employees_cursor   
DEALLOCATE employees_cursor

I would not recommend using cursor as it has disadvantages like performance etc

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A2H
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Posted by: A2H on: 1/24/2017 [Member] [MVP] Silver | Points: 25

0	If your requirement is to insert the data in to Employees1 table based on the from and to date, then you may not need to use cursor. You can use the Insert Into statement with Select Query like below INSERT INTO Employees1 SELECT Ename,Empno,empcreateddate FROM employees2 WHERE empcreateddate BETWEEN '30 Dec 2016' AND '23 jan 2017' ORDER BY empcreateddate DESC Thanks, A2H My Blog Jayakumars, if this helps please login to Mark As Answer. \| Alert Moderator

If your requirement is to insert the data in to Employees1 table based on the from and to date, then you may not need to use cursor. You can use the Insert Into statement with Select Query like below

INSERT INTO Employees1
SELECT Ename,Empno,empcreateddate  FROM employees2 WHERE empcreateddate BETWEEN '30 Dec 2016' AND '23 jan 2017' ORDER BY empcreateddate DESC

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