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why I am getting the following error?
Error 11 SQL71006: Only one statement is allowed per batch. A batch
separator, such as 'GO', might be required between
statements. dbo.Table_1 1 1
Here is my code:
IF OBJECT_ID('Database1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Table_1;
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table]
(
[departament] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[specializare] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[student] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[profesor] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL
)

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why I am getting the following error?
Error 11 SQL71006: Only one statement is allowed per batch. A batch
separator, such as 'GO', might be required between
statements. dbo.Table_1 1 1
Here is my code:
IF OBJECT_ID('Database1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Table_1;
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table]
(
[departament] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[specializare] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[student] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[profesor] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL
)

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I hope you don't actually name your tableTable
.
– Filburt
Aug 3 at 8:22
Well, it would be worse if it was named[View]
;). But it's just a simplification. The name used in the OBJECT_ID should be probably something like'Database1.dbo.Table_1'
though. Funny that you don't need a GO in SSMS, probably because of the auto-commit.
– LukStorms
Aug 3 at 8:31
The reason why this happens is described here: dba.stackexchange.com/a/34661/91898
– Peter B
Aug 3 at 9:48
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why I am getting the following error?
Error 11 SQL71006: Only one statement is allowed per batch. A batch
separator, such as 'GO', might be required between
statements. dbo.Table_1 1 1
Here is my code:
IF OBJECT_ID('Database1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Table_1;
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table]
(
[departament] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[specializare] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[student] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[profesor] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL
)

why I am getting the following error?
Error 11 SQL71006: Only one statement is allowed per batch. A batch
separator, such as 'GO', might be required between
statements. dbo.Table_1 1 1
Here is my code:
IF OBJECT_ID('Database1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Table_1;
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table]
(
[departament] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[specializare] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[student] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[profesor] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL
)


edited Aug 3 at 9:38


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I hope you don't actually name your tableTable
.
– Filburt
Aug 3 at 8:22
Well, it would be worse if it was named[View]
;). But it's just a simplification. The name used in the OBJECT_ID should be probably something like'Database1.dbo.Table_1'
though. Funny that you don't need a GO in SSMS, probably because of the auto-commit.
– LukStorms
Aug 3 at 8:31
The reason why this happens is described here: dba.stackexchange.com/a/34661/91898
– Peter B
Aug 3 at 9:48
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1
I hope you don't actually name your tableTable
.
– Filburt
Aug 3 at 8:22
Well, it would be worse if it was named[View]
;). But it's just a simplification. The name used in the OBJECT_ID should be probably something like'Database1.dbo.Table_1'
though. Funny that you don't need a GO in SSMS, probably because of the auto-commit.
– LukStorms
Aug 3 at 8:31
The reason why this happens is described here: dba.stackexchange.com/a/34661/91898
– Peter B
Aug 3 at 9:48
1
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I hope you don't actually name your table
Table
.– Filburt
Aug 3 at 8:22
I hope you don't actually name your table
Table
.– Filburt
Aug 3 at 8:22
Well, it would be worse if it was named
[View]
;). But it's just a simplification. The name used in the OBJECT_ID should be probably something like 'Database1.dbo.Table_1'
though. Funny that you don't need a GO in SSMS, probably because of the auto-commit.– LukStorms
Aug 3 at 8:31
Well, it would be worse if it was named
[View]
;). But it's just a simplification. The name used in the OBJECT_ID should be probably something like 'Database1.dbo.Table_1'
though. Funny that you don't need a GO in SSMS, probably because of the auto-commit.– LukStorms
Aug 3 at 8:31
The reason why this happens is described here: dba.stackexchange.com/a/34661/91898
– Peter B
Aug 3 at 9:48
The reason why this happens is described here: dba.stackexchange.com/a/34661/91898
– Peter B
Aug 3 at 9:48
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You are missing a GO
between the Statements.
IF OBJECT_ID('Database1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Table_1;
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table]
(
[departament] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[specializare] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[student] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[profesor] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL
)
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You are missing a GO
between the Statements.
IF OBJECT_ID('Database1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Table_1;
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table]
(
[departament] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[specializare] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[student] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[profesor] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL
)
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You are missing a GO
between the Statements.
IF OBJECT_ID('Database1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Table_1;
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table]
(
[departament] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[specializare] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[student] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[profesor] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL
)
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You are missing a GO
between the Statements.
IF OBJECT_ID('Database1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Table_1;
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table]
(
[departament] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[specializare] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[student] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[profesor] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL
)
You are missing a GO
between the Statements.
IF OBJECT_ID('Database1') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE Table_1;
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table]
(
[departament] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[specializare] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[student] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
[profesor] VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL
)
answered Aug 3 at 8:21
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I hope you don't actually name your table
Table
.– Filburt
Aug 3 at 8:22
Well, it would be worse if it was named
[View]
;). But it's just a simplification. The name used in the OBJECT_ID should be probably something like'Database1.dbo.Table_1'
though. Funny that you don't need a GO in SSMS, probably because of the auto-commit.– LukStorms
Aug 3 at 8:31
The reason why this happens is described here: dba.stackexchange.com/a/34661/91898
– Peter B
Aug 3 at 9:48