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Sep 18th, 2008, 02:27 PM
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Null vs vbNull (Visual Basic 6.0)
What's the difference?
I had some code handed over to me. It was "working" earlier, according to the guy who handed it over to me.
I noticed that all the null values were being passed using vbNull. I changed them to a Null and the procedure is firing without any issues.
I was wondering what the difference between the two is. Why would have the procedure worked earlier with a vbNull in it? This code is around since 1999.
The Oracle database was upgraded recently to a 10g.
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