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[fstim82]

I'm attempting to write a stored procedure in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express 2005 version 9.00.2047.00. I have no SQL experience, but I've managed to come up with this so far:

set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[DeleteGuestAccount]
@AccountId int
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @Guest bit;
SET @Guest = 0;
-- First make sure its a guest account.
SELECT
CASE isGuest
WHEN 0 THEN SET @Guest = 0
ELSE SET @Guest = 1
END
FROM
dbo.Account
WHERE
AccountId = @AccountId;
IF @Guest = 1
BEGIN
-- Delete table entries.
DELETE FROM dbo.Account
WHERE AccountId=@AccountId;
DELETE FROM dbo.AvatarListSecond
WHERE OwnerId=@AccountId;
DELETE FROM dbo.BanAndUnChat
WHERE AccountId=@AccountId;
...
END
END


The problem at the moment is that there is incorrect syntax near the SET, ELSE, and FROM keywords. Can anyone tell me based on what I've written here what I'm supposed to have?

Edited by fstim82, 30 October 2012 - 09:29 AM.

[fastcall22]

SELECT
CASE isGuest
WHEN 0 THEN SET @Guest = 0
ELSE SET @Guest = 1
END
FROM
dbo.Account
WHERE
AccountId = @AccountId;

The problem at the moment is that there is incorrect syntax near the SET, ELSE, and FROM keywords

If the type of [dbo].[Account].[isGuest] is bit, try:

select  @Guest = isGuest
from    dbo.Account
where   AccountId = @AccountId

Otherwise:

select  @Guest = case isGuest when 0 then 0 else 1 end 
from    dbo.Account
where   AccountId = @AccountId

Or even:

select  @Guest = cast( isGuest as bit )
from    dbo.Account
where   AccountId = @AccountId

[fstim82]

Awesome. Thanks a ton!