I have some issues with the logic

What is the column COUNTER set to in #DATA before the update?

    WHERE D.COUNTER < 11

    AND D.COUNTER >= 1

this will retrict the selection...

Nice one Andy

After I posted I thought of posting similar but didn't

If the input is greater...

You cannot trap this error in sp only the application, SQL Server will not execute any statement following this type of error.

The only exception may be SQL 2005 with TRY...CATCH

It works for me with SQL2K

Did you copy and paste the query as is?

See

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B305704

Alternate to what is suggested you could try

ORDER BY ASCII(LOWER([name])), [name]

No it doesn't but certain collations may make it look like it does.

What is the default collation you using?

Duplicate post. Answered in other one

Run this

SELECT 'EXEC ['+srvname+'].master.dbo.sp_Msforeachdb @command1 =

"Select o.name,u.name,o.uid

from [?]..sysusers u,[?]..sysobjects o

where (u.name like ''%nko98766''

and o.uid = u.uid)"'

FROM master.dbo.sysservers

WHERE isremote=1 AND srvproduct='SQL Server'

paste the results...

You cannot use table variable names to specify columns you have to use an alias, like this

DELETE b

FROM @base b

WHERE NOT EXISTS

(SELECT GRP_NUM, SFX_NUM

FROM tbl0020Subscriber AS...

Refer to

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321185/

Put the results of your query into a temp table and use the following

SELECT a.agtrefno,

MAX(CASE WHEN a.[ID]=1 THEN a.memindex ELSE null END) AS [memindex1],

MAX(CASE WHEN a.[ID]=2 THEN a.memindex...

SELECT DISTINCT G1,G2,G3,G4

FROM

WHERE (G1 <> G2 AND G1 <> G3 AND G1 <> G4)

AND (G2 <> G3 AND G2 <> G4)

AND (G3 <> G4)

SELECT [Description], COUNT(*) AS [Count]

FROM (SELECT DISTINCT [Description], empid, DATEADD(day,DATEDIFF(day,0,dt),0) AS [dt]

FROM emp_amount) a

GROUP BY [Description]

What exactly do you mean by 'past 24 hours' ?

Try

EXEC('BULK INSERT EmpInput FROM ''E:\FileTransfers\Inputs\Emp\' + @FileName + '.txt''')

"Errors and Omissions Excepted"