Conversion failed when converting date and/or time from character string when attempting to use a WHERE clause in an OPENQUERY

Bobby P 221 Reputation points
2022-02-07T15:55:25.353+00:00

I am trying to add the WHERE filtering Clause to my OPENQUERY and am getting the following error...

Conversion failed when converting date and/or time from character string.

In my original query I have the following defined...

DECLARE @StartDate_In DATE = NULL,
@EndDate_In DATE = NULL
;
--
SET @StartDate_In = '1/22/2022'
;
SET @EndDate_In = '1/28/2022'
;

/* DECLARE Variables */
DECLARE @rayn _StartDateIn DATE,
@rayn _EndDateIn DATE
;

/* Initialize Variables */
-- Utilize @rayn Variables to alleviate Parameter Sniffing
SELECT @rayn _StartDateIn = @StartDate_In,
@rayn _EndDateIn = @EndDate_In
;

DECLARE @StartDateDeriveUTC DATETIME = COALESCE (
DATEADD (
MINUTE,
ABS (DATEPART (
TZ,
CAST(@rayn _StartDateIn AS DATETIME)AT TIME ZONE 'Eastern Standard Time'
)
),
CAST(@rayn _StartDateIn AS DATETIME)AT TIME ZONE 'UTC'
),
'19000101'
)

DECLARE @DynamicSQL NVARCHAR(MAX),
@DynamicQuote CHAR(1) = ''''
;

To try and get @StartDateDeriveUTC in UTC, GMT format in order to query a Microsoft Azure SQL Database

@StartDateDeriveUTC seems to be formatted correctly...2022-01-22 05:00:00.000

Then within the OPENQUERY portion, we have...

INNER JOIN [DynamicsCRM].[dbo].[rsm_status] AS [DynamicsCRM.Email.rsm_notificationtype]
ON [DynamicsCRM.Email.rsm_notificationtype].[Id] = [DynamicsCRM.rsm_emailnotification].[rsm_notificationtype]
WHERE [DynamicsCRM.po_program].[rsm_dtpprogramid] = ' + @DynamicQuote
+ N'''10105''' + @DynamicQuote + N' AND [DynamicsCRM.rsm_emailnotification].[CreatedOn] >= '
+ @DynamicQuote + @DynamicQuote + @StartDateDeriveUTC + @DynamicQuote + @DynamicQuote + N')'
;

Why are we getting this error when we have painstakingly tried to convert DATETIME and with quotes?

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks in advance for all your help.

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  1. LiHong-MSFT 10,046 Reputation points
    2022-02-08T07:01:33.263+00:00

    Hi @Bobby P
    How about change the WHERE filtering Clause

    WHERE [DynamicsCRM.po_program].[rsm_dtpprogramid] = ' + @DynamicQuote  
    + N'''10105''' + @DynamicQuote + N' AND [DynamicsCRM.rsm_emailnotification].[CreatedOn] >= '  
    + @DynamicQuote + @DynamicQuote + @StartDateDeriveUTC + @DynamicQuote + @DynamicQuote + N')'  
    

    to this:

    WHERE [DynamicsCRM.po_program].[rsm_dtpprogramid] =   
    '+ @DynamicQuote + N'''10105''' + @DynamicQuote + N'  AND [DynamicsCRM.rsm_emailnotification].[CreatedOn] >= '  
    + @DynamicQuote +convert(varchar(30), @StartDateDeriveUTC, 109)  + @DynamicQuote + N')'  
    

    Best regards,
    LiHong


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