Hi ,
I want to make a stored proc call thru .NET . I use the SqlParameter objects
to create input parameters and set it's value.
SqlParameter myParameter = new
SqlParameter("@ Description",Sq lDbType.VarChar );
myParameter.Val ue = "some string size not known. but max size of the string
can be only 1024 characters";
Note : I have not mentioned the size of the parameter using
myParameter.Siz e = 1024;
My Question is what happens if i donot want to specify the Size for the
SqlParameter? Will it work properly. what is the default size .NET sets for
the SqlDbType.VarCh ar .
Thanx,
PK 1 1771
I'm not sure I understand your question...
However, why don't you pass the actual length of the string in the third
parameter of the CTOR:
SqlParameter("@ Description",Sq lDbType.VarChar ,myString.lengt h);
For an input parameter, at execution time you will always know the length of
the string at the time you execute the line above
José
"Prashanth" <so*****@micros oft.com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@tk2msf tngp13.phx.gbl. .. Hi ,
I want to make a stored proc call thru .NET . I use the SqlParameter
objects to create input parameters and set it's value. SqlParameter myParameter = new SqlParameter("@ Description",Sq lDbType.VarChar ); myParameter.Val ue = "some string size not known. but max size of the
string can be only 1024 characters";
Note : I have not mentioned the size of the parameter using myParameter.Siz e = 1024;
My Question is what happens if i donot want to specify the Size for the SqlParameter? Will it work properly. what is the default size .NET sets
for the SqlDbType.VarCh ar . Thanx,
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