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>>Here is one thing that seems to be strange to me. As I mentioned to William, if I comment out the line that set the data type (SqlDbType) and set the value as following:
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>>sql.Parameters[0].value = "6.61";
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>>everything works. I don't understand how it works since the number is in quotes. But the value that is passed to the stored procedure is numeric. But it works so I should not complain <g>.
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>It works because SQL Server is smart enough to do implicit conversion of the values.
>You always can use SQL Profiler t see what your application send to SQL Server.
>This is the best tool to test your queries.
Thank you for the explanation. I am going to start learning to use the SQL Profiler.
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