>>Hi,
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>>Say I have a table with a char column that is set to accept NULLs. Then, from VFP using CA, I save a new record or update an existing record and the value in this column sent from VFP is zero-length string (basically empty string). The SQL Server then sets the value in this field to NULL. Do I understand that for SQL Server a zero-length string is not an entry that should be "considered" and therefore SQL Server sets the value to NULL?
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>Your question is not clear. I think if you send NULL, SQL Server produces NULL. If you send '' SQL Server should produce an empty string.
You are right. Empty string produces empty string. Thank you.
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