My app uses .net 1.1 and MS SQL 2005 as backend. How to add a SqlParamter that is varchar(MAX)?
SqlParameter myParameter = new SqlParameter("@.Description",SqlDbType.VarChar,whatToPutHere?,ParameterDirection.Input,
true,0,0,"Whatever",DataRowVersion.Current,"Whatever");
That's the size position, right? Put the max value you expect to have. Max allowable is 8000
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SqlParameter myParameter = new SqlParameter("@.Description",SqlDbType.VarChar);
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Motley:
SqlDbType.VarChar
I'm not positive about this, but make sure that if you leave the VarChar declaration w/o a length parm that it won't default to VarChar(1) (ie, max 1 char). I think it may do this but I could be wrong. I am pretty sure that if you declare a variable as
declare @.v varchar
that it sets the max size to 1, for example (but I'mnot anywhere where I can double check that statment, though<g>)
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SqlDbType.VarChar
I'm not positive about this, but make sure that if you leave the VarChar declaration w/o a length parm that it won't default to VarChar(1) (ie, max 1 char). I think it may do this but I could be wrong. I am pretty sure that if you declare a variable as
declare @.v varchar
that it sets the max size to 1, for example (but I'mnot anywhere where I can double check that statment, though<g>)
