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Dear All,

in table definition below
inve_80c_no	int	<br />
inve_80C_PF_VPF	numeric(18, 0)

in c sharp code below.
C#
iCommand.Parameters.Add("@inve_80C_PF_VPF", SqlDbType.NVarChar,200).Value = txt80C_PF_VPF.Text;
is this correct if i am wrong please correct me
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Updated 9-May-12 0:11am
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I thing it should be like this
SQL
iCommand.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@inve_80C_PF_VPF", txt80C_PF_VPF.Text));
 
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hi
c# alternative for numeric is decimal

C#
iCommand.Parameters.Add("@inve_80C_PF_VPF", SqlDbType.Decimal,200).Value = txt80C_PF_VPF.Text;
 
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I hope This will Work Try it Conside C# page Both as integer

C#
SqlParameter[] sparam = new SqlParameter[1];
sparam[0] = new SqlParameter(@inve_80c_no, SqlDbType.Int);
sparam[0].Value = 15;
 
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try :

C#
iCommand.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("inve_80C_PF_VPF", Convert.ToInt32(txt80C_PF_VPF.Text)));
 
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try this

C#
iCommand.Parameters.Add
("@inve_80C_PF_VPF", SqlDbType.Decimal).Value = inve_80C_PF_VPF.Text;
 
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One way is to use SqlParameterCollection.AddWithValue Method [^].

So you could have something like:
C#
iCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@inve_80C_PF_VPF", txt80C_PF_VPF.Text);
 
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