I have a stored procedure with a decimal parameter .
how can send the decimal value?
I try this but it gives an error , invalid cast specified.
Dim p1 As SqlParameter = .Parameters.Add ("@EstConstruct ionCost_10",
System.Data.Sql DbType.Decimal, 9).Value = CDbl(txtEstCons tructionCost.Te xt)
' Dim p1 As SqlParameter = .Parameters.Add ("@EstConstruct ionCost_10",
System.Data.Sql DbType.Decimal) .Value = 10
p1.Precision = 10
p1.Scale = 0
I appreciate any help 2 10094
I've run into this a lot. The only successful way I've found to make it
work is to make the parameter a varchar; and use the SQL convert function in
the stored procedure.
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news:ee******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... I have a stored procedure with a decimal parameter .
how can send the decimal value? I try this but it gives an error , invalid cast specified.
Dim p1 As SqlParameter = .Parameters.Add ("@EstConstruct ionCost_10", System.Data.Sql DbType.Decimal, 9).Value =
CDbl(txtEstCons tructionCost.Te xt) ' Dim p1 As SqlParameter = .Parameters.Add ("@EstConstruct ionCost_10", System.Data.Sql DbType.Decimal) .Value = 10
p1.Precision = 10
p1.Scale = 0 I appreciate any help
the problem seems to be in statement
CDbl(txtEstCons tructionCost.Te xt)
it should be CDbl(txtEstCons tructionCost.Te xt.ToString())
or try
double.parse(tx tEstConstructio nCost.Text)
hope this helps
--
Rajesh Tiwari
"Mona" <ma****@yahoo.c om> wrote in message
news:ee******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... I have a stored procedure with a decimal parameter .
how can send the decimal value? I try this but it gives an error , invalid cast specified.
Dim p1 As SqlParameter = .Parameters.Add ("@EstConstruct ionCost_10", System.Data.Sql DbType.Decimal, 9).Value =
CDbl(txtEstCons tructionCost.Te xt) ' Dim p1 As SqlParameter = .Parameters.Add ("@EstConstruct ionCost_10", System.Data.Sql DbType.Decimal) .Value = 10
p1.Precision = 10
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