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BCP Parameters INPUT: UNCPathAndLogTable - UNC Path And LogTable OF Parameter file

E.DIN Editor • Jun 09, 2020
Note:    Parameters INPUT: UNCPathAndLogTable - UNC Path And LogTable OF Parameter file
    RELATED SPROC: spManualRun PROCESSES THE PARAMETERS IN THIS FILE

UPDATED:   06/01/2020 TJC created for Automation

TESTING:   EXECUTE [myDatabase].dbo.[spParamFileCheck]
    @UNCPathAndLogTable=N'\\Server02\FTP\In\InParameters.csv';
RETURN OUTPUT: 0 GOOD RETURN, SSIS JOB CONTINUES
    -1 NEUTRAL RETURN, SSIS JOB STOPS
    ERROR, SSIS JOB STOPS
***************************************************************************************************/
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.[spParamFileCheck]( @UNCPathAndLogTable varchar(512) = NULL)
AS
BEGIN
 SET NOCOUNT ON;
 declare @cmd varchar(8000), @CID INT = 0, @FileRecordCount int = 0, @CurrentDate Datetime = GETDATE(), @ErrorMessage varchar(max);
 declare @dir table(FullName varchar(512));
 IF (isnull(@UNCPathAndLogTable, '') = '') BEGIN
  SET @UNCPathAndLogTable =  N'\\Server01\FTP\In\InParameters.csv';
 END;
 BEGIN TRY
  SET @cmd='exec xp_cmdshell ''dir
/b /s''';
  INSERT @dir(FullName) EXEC(@cmd);
  SELECT @FileRecordCount = COUNT(*) FROM @dir WHERE FullName is not null;
  IF (@FileRecordCount = 0) BEGIN
   PRINT '-1';
   RETURN -1;
  END;
   /*** LOGGING THE JOB PARAMETERS ***/
   IF (object_id('tempdb..#ParametersFile') is not null) DROP TABLE #ParametersFile;
   CREATE TABLE #ParametersFile (Column1 varchar(50), Column2 varchar(50), Column3 varchar(50), Column4 varchar(50));
   SET @cmd = 'bulk insert #ParametersFile from
WITH (FIELDTERMINATOR = '','' )';
   EXEC(@cmd);
 END TRY
 BEGIN CATCH /* CATCH ERROR BUT DO NOT RAISERROR, RETURN -1 AS STOP JOB CODE */
  --INSERT INTO LogTable (CID, FileName, loaddate, SourceType,NumItems,SecondsToLoad,ErrorCode)
  -- VALUES (0, 'InParameters.csv',@CurrentDate, 'FTPsource',@FileRecordCount, 0, -1);
  SELECT @ErrorMessage = 'spParamFileCheck: ' + ERROR_MESSAGE() + ' Error on Line: ' + cast(ERROR_LINE() AS VARCHAR(10));
  PRINT '-1 '  + @ErrorMessage;
  RETURN -1;
 END CATCH;
 BEGIN TRY
  --SELECT TOP 1 * FROM #ParametersFile WITH(NOLOCK) WHERE Column1 IS NOT NULL AND ISNUMERIC(Column4) > 0;
  SELECT @FileRecordCount = COUNT(Column1)
          FROM #ParametersFile WITH(NOLOCK)
          where RTRIM(ISNULL(Column1, '')) <> ''
          and RTRIM(ISNULL(Column2, '')) <> ''
          and RTRIM(ISNULL(Column3, '')) <> ''
          and isnumeric(Column3) > 0
          and isnumeric(Column4) > 0;
  IF (@FileRecordCount > 0) BEGIN
   SELECT TOP 1 @CID = ce.CID
    FROM myDatabase.dbo.ssisInputProcessing AS irc WITH (NOLOCK)
    INNER JOIN myOtherDatabase.dbo.CopeceticItems AS ce WITH (NOLOCK) ON irc.Column1 = ce.Column1
     AND irc.Column1 in (SELECT TOP 1 Column1 FROM #ParametersFile WITH(NOLOCK)
            WHERE Column1 IS NOT NULL AND ISNUMERIC(Column4) > 0);
   IF (ISNULL(@CID, 0) = 0) BEGIN /* REPORT ERROR: INCOMING PARAMETERS FILE HAS INCORRECT DATA TO PROCESS */
    RAISERROR ('spParamFileCheck InParameters.csv was found but contains invalid client data. Column1.',15,1)
   END;
  END ELSE BEGIN  /* REPORT ERROR: INCOMING PARAMETERS FILE HAS NO DATA TO PROCESS */
   RAISERROR ('spParamFileCheck InParameters.csv was found but contains no valid rows to import. missing parameters.',15,1)
  END;
  --INSERT INTO LogTable (CID, FileName, loaddate, SourceType,NumItems,SecondsToLoad,ErrorCode)
  --VALUES (@CID, 'InParameters.csv',@CurrentDate, 'FTPsource',@FileRecordCount, 0, 0);
 END TRY
 BEGIN CATCH
  --INSERT INTO LogTable (CID, FileName, loaddate, SourceType,NumItems,SecondsToLoad,ErrorCode)
  -- VALUES (0, 'InParameters.csv',@CurrentDate, 'FTPsource',@FileRecordCount, 0, -1);
  SELECT @ErrorMessage = 'InParameters Bulk Insert: ' + ERROR_MESSAGE() + ' Line: ' + cast(ERROR_LINE() AS VARCHAR(10));
  PRINT @ErrorMessage;
  RAISERROR (@ErrorMessage,15,1);
  RETURN -1;
 END CATCH
 PRINT '0'
 RETURN 0;
 /* FUTURE: EXPORT THE INCOMING PARAMETERS FILE FROM THE INPUT FOLDER TO THE EXPORT FOLDER */
 BEGIN TRY
  declare @UNCPathAndFileOut varchar(512) = N'\\Server02\Output\InParameters.csv'
  SET @SQL ='bcp "SELECT (Column1, Column2, Column3, CAST(Column4 AS VARCHAR(1)) AS Column4 from #ParametersFile "  queryout '
-t"|" -c -T ';
  EXEC xp_cmdshell @SQL ;
 END TRY
 BEGIN CATCH
  SELECT @ErrorMessage = 'Cmdshell Export: ' + ERROR_MESSAGE() + ' Error on Line: ' + cast(ERROR_LINE() AS VARCHAR(10));
  print @ErrorMessage;
  RAISERROR (@ErrorMessage,15,1);
  RETURN;
 END CATCH

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