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Feb 3rd, 2003, 12:03 AM
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Inserting null dates and integers into a SQL Server 2000 table - how?!?!
I have an app which uses stored procedures to select, insert, update and delete rows into various tables. The SP's run fine but I can't seem to insert values from my form with no value (eg: an empty text box) even though the relevant columns in the tables are set to accept nulls.
I'm doing this at the moment:
If Trim(txtCM_GraduationDate.Text) = "" Then
sqlCM_InsertContact.Parameters("@cnt_DateGraduate").Value = ????
Else
sqlCM_InsertContact.Parameters("@cnt_DateGraduate").Value = Trim(txtCM_GraduationDate.Text)
End If
Where I have the '???' above is where I want to insert a null smalldatetime - or do I have to use "01/01/1900" or something similiar? I really don't want any value in there - I actually want a null value. It's the same for integer/numeric fields - I want to write a null value to the appropriate column.
Cany anyone help me out this one - I have a huge deadline looming and can't seem to solve this (very simple) question - any help would be greatly appreciated!!
TIA...
Mike.
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