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    <p>I'm working on creating some reporting for the new year. I lifted this code and attempted to make it work for a temp table as I don't have create table rights on my DB. I commented out the PKey portion as I didn't think I needed it in a temp table. </p> <p>I'm able to insert the Dates through 2099, "N" in BankHoliday and "Null" in <code>HolidayName</code> columns in the temp table. But, when I go to run the update portion for "New Years Day" holiday separately or as one long query I get the same syntax error. "Incorrect syntax near ' '." Just when I think I know what I'm doing too...</p> <pre><code>Declare @FirstDate as Date Declare @LastDate as Date Declare @WorkingDate as Date set @FirstDate = '01-01-2010' SET @LastDate = '12-31-2099' -- create holiday table replace # with dbo for permanent table begin create table #CACFederalReserverHolidays ( [Date] Date Not Null, BankHoliday nvarchar(1) Null, HolidayName nvarchar(50) Null, ) ON [Primary] end ----add primary key replace # with dbo for permanent table --begin --alter table #CACFederalReserverHolidays add constraint --PK_CACFederalReserverHolidays Primary Key Clustered --( --Date --) --With (Statistics_NoRecompute = off, -- Ignore_Dup_Key = Off, -- Allow_Row_Locks = On, -- Allow_Page_Locks = On) On [Primary] --end -- insert the first date Insert into #CACFederalReserverHolidays ([Date],[BankHoliday]) Values (@FirstDate,'N') -- insert the remaining dates by adding 1 to the last date While (select MAX(DATE) from #CACFederalReserverHolidays ) &lt; @LastDate begin Set @WorkingDate = DATEADD (day,1,(select MAX(DATE) from #CACFederalReserverHolidays)) if @WorkingDate &lt;= @LastDate begin insert into #CACFederalReserverHolidays ([Date], [BankHoliday]) Values (@WorkingDate, 'N') end else break end --ID Fed Holidays begin update #CACFederalReserverHolidays  set BankHoliday = 'Y',   HolidayName = 'New Year''s Day'   where DATEPART(day,Date) = 1   and DATEPART(month,Date) = 1   and DATEPART(Dw,Date) between 2 and 6   update #CACFederalReserverHolidays    set BankHoliday = 'Y',   HolidayName = 'New Year''s Day'   where DATEPART(day,Date) = 1   and DATEPART(month,Date) = 1   and DATEPART(Dw,Date) = 2 end begin -- MLK Day, 3rd Mon in January update #CACFederalReserverHolidays  set BankHoliday = 'Y',   HolidayName = 'Martin Luther King Day'   where DATEPART(day,Date) between 15 and 21   and DATEPART(month,Date) = 1   and DATEPART(Dw,Date) = 2 end  </code></pre>
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    1. COTry 'New Year'''s Day' or 'New Year''''s Day' - That's three or four single quotes
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    2. COeven if I try a different holiday I get the same error
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    3. COI'm running it on my machine now, I'll see what happens and get back to you shortly
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