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Elmo Watson
I am having all kinds of problems with a Stored Proc I'm trying to run, with
the error I'm getting above.
First - the way I'm reading it - the database EXPECTS a TinyInt - and it
thinks I'm giving it a varchar input - right?
If that's so - there's only one field in the table that uses tinyInt - and
I've double checked:
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@idMarketingRepType",
OleDbType.TinyInt))
cmd.Parameters("@idMarketingRepType").Value = intMktgType ' <-------this is
DEFINITELY an 8
With 7 insertable fields:
1 is a SmallInt
1 is a TinyInt
2 are varchars
3 are Bit fields (because of using a UDL for the conn string, I'm having to
use OleDB instead of the SQL client, so I'm using this format:
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Percent_Yn", OleDbType.BSTR))
cmd.Parameters("@Percent_Yn").Value = intCommissionType
Another question - since these values are bits (-1 or 0) - when I dim the
datatype for these - I've been using Integer
I assume that's ok here -
the whole parameter section is here:
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@idEmployee", OleDbType.SmallInt))
cmd.Parameters("@idEmployee").Value =System.DBNull.Value ' I've tried
leaving this out completely since it's always null
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@idMarketingRepType",
OleDbType.TinyInt))
cmd.Parameters("@idMarketingRepType").Value = intMktgType
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@RepID", OleDbType.varchar,10))
cmd.Parameters("@RepID").Value = txtRepID.text
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@RepName", OleDbType.varchar,42))
cmd.Parameters("@RepName").Value = txtRepName.text
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Percent_Yn", OleDbType.BSTR))
cmd.Parameters("@Percent_Yn").Value = intCommissionType
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@AutoRecalc_Yn", OleDbType.BSTR))
cmd.Parameters("@AutoRecalc_Yn").Value = System.DbNull.Value ' I've
tried leaving this out completely since it's always null
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Active_Yn", OleDbType.BSTR))
cmd.Parameters("@Active_Yn").Value = intActive
I've verified all field inputs using Tracing - and if I use an inline sql
statement with hardcoded numbers, it works find.
Any ideas here, on what could be wrong?
the error I'm getting above.
First - the way I'm reading it - the database EXPECTS a TinyInt - and it
thinks I'm giving it a varchar input - right?
If that's so - there's only one field in the table that uses tinyInt - and
I've double checked:
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@idMarketingRepType",
OleDbType.TinyInt))
cmd.Parameters("@idMarketingRepType").Value = intMktgType ' <-------this is
DEFINITELY an 8
With 7 insertable fields:
1 is a SmallInt
1 is a TinyInt
2 are varchars
3 are Bit fields (because of using a UDL for the conn string, I'm having to
use OleDB instead of the SQL client, so I'm using this format:
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Percent_Yn", OleDbType.BSTR))
cmd.Parameters("@Percent_Yn").Value = intCommissionType
Another question - since these values are bits (-1 or 0) - when I dim the
datatype for these - I've been using Integer
I assume that's ok here -
the whole parameter section is here:
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@idEmployee", OleDbType.SmallInt))
cmd.Parameters("@idEmployee").Value =System.DBNull.Value ' I've tried
leaving this out completely since it's always null
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@idMarketingRepType",
OleDbType.TinyInt))
cmd.Parameters("@idMarketingRepType").Value = intMktgType
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@RepID", OleDbType.varchar,10))
cmd.Parameters("@RepID").Value = txtRepID.text
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@RepName", OleDbType.varchar,42))
cmd.Parameters("@RepName").Value = txtRepName.text
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Percent_Yn", OleDbType.BSTR))
cmd.Parameters("@Percent_Yn").Value = intCommissionType
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@AutoRecalc_Yn", OleDbType.BSTR))
cmd.Parameters("@AutoRecalc_Yn").Value = System.DbNull.Value ' I've
tried leaving this out completely since it's always null
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDbParameter("@Active_Yn", OleDbType.BSTR))
cmd.Parameters("@Active_Yn").Value = intActive
I've verified all field inputs using Tracing - and if I use an inline sql
statement with hardcoded numbers, it works find.
Any ideas here, on what could be wrong?