Error SQL70001: This statement is not recognized in this context

Question

I have stored procedure in asp.net application as following:

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[step2-e]
    @PI varchar(50),
    @Balance int output ,
    @Shipment_status varchar(50) output,
    @ETA varchar(50) output,
    @Forwarder varchar(50) output,
    @Transit_time Time output,
    @Shipping_date date output,
    @Shipping_method varchar(50) output,
    @Clearance_location varchar(50) output,
    @Advance_payment varchar(50) output 
    @Balance_t varchar(50) output,
    @Loading_date date output 
    @Balance_d date output
AS
Begin
   select 
       @Advance_payment = [advance_payment] @Balance = [Balance], 
       @Shipment_status = [Shipment_status],
       @ETA = [Eta], @Forwarder = [Forwarder], 
       @Transit_time = [Transit_time], @Shipping_date = [Shipping_date],
       @Shipping_method = [Shipping_method], 
       @Clearance_location = [Clearance_location],   
       @Balance_d = [Balance_due_d], 
       @Balance_t = [Balance_due_t], 
       @Loading_date = [Loading_date]  
   from 
       Inbound 
   where 
       [Pi1] =  @PI
End
GO

Select convert(date, [dbo].[step2-e] ,3);
GO

But I get error message after Go word on select says:-

Error SQL70001: This statement is not recognized in this context

Ok I think there is problem of use Go word When I searched I found solution but in asp.net website not asp.net application. I found the solution here but I can't find script file in asp.net application. Just I can find it in asp.net website. What can I do ?

Answer 1

As you posted it, there's a comma missing between the first two elements in your SELECT:

select 
    @Advance_payment = [advance_payment] @Balance = [Balance], 
                                       ^^^^
                                        | 
                                      here there should be a comma!

So try this instead:

select 
   @Advance_payment = [advance_payment],
   @Balance = [Balance], 
   ..... (rest of your statement) ....

Answer 2

This error is due to the fact that Build Action is set To Build inside the Properties. Set it to None and it should work fine.

Answer 3

Comma missing from various places. After output in variables declaration:-

@Advance_payment varchar(50) output

@Loading_date date output

And in the select statement after [advance_payment]:

@Advance_payment = [advance_payment]