Complex queries within msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail

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Complex queries within msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail

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swims01
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Posted - 2009-05-19 : 14:23:22

Having done a little research it appears that you cannot use variables within SQL's jobs. Is this correct?

I can now send emails through SQL 2005 (thanks visakh16 =) using simple queries. The goal was to use these jobs to send out data from more complex queries.

What are my options to do this?

/* Primary membership classes that are used within the IN statements */
--DROP TABLE #PrimaryClasses
CREATE TABLE #PrimaryClasses (classID int)
INSERT INTO #PrimaryClasses
SELECT 22 UNION ALL
SELECT 25 UNION ALL
SELECT 28 UNION ALL
SELECT 29 UNION ALL
SELECT 30 UNION ALL
SELECT 36 UNION ALL
SELECT 37 UNION ALL
SELECT 38 UNION ALL
SELECT 39 UNION ALL
SELECT 50 UNION ALL
SELECT 51 UNION ALL
SELECT 52 UNION ALL
SELECT 63 UNION ALL
SELECT 64 UNION ALL
SELECT 65

SELECT     tblFacility.vcFacilityName AS Club, 
			COUNT(CASE WHEN 
					tblmembers.sistatusid = '1' 
					AND classid IS NOT NULL
                      THEN tblmembers.vcMemberID ELSE NULL END) AS [Memberships]
FROM         tblMembers INNER JOIN
                      tblContracts ON tblMembers.iMembershipContractid = tblContracts.iContractId INNER JOIN
                      tblFacility ON tblMembers.vcCurrentFacilityID = tblFacility.vcFacilityID LEFT OUTER JOIN
                      [#PrimaryClasses] ON classID = tblContracts.siMembershipClassId
where tblFacility.vcFacilityName <> 'Corporate' and tblMembers.cMemberCategory = 'M'
GROUP BY tblFacility.vcFacilityName