ive got a form which takes in someone's age.
request.form("Age")
and then using a stored procedure i want to stick that age into a table in my DB (SQL server) The data type of the table where age goes is type int. So when i run my script to grab the age from the form it tells me :
"Error converting data type varchar to int."
So how would i get around that?
Does anyone know of way in ASP to cast an integer to a string?
View Replies View RelatedI'm working on an application that uses a DbDataReader to retrieve
information from a SQL Server 2005 column, then put that data into object
variables. My code looks like this:
value = (int)dbReader["value"]
For column types of int, this works fine. However, for tinyint or smallint,
I get an invalid cast error.Is there a way to make this work?
we have a recordset return by a stored procedure from MS SQL. basically this recordset is an integer value, but when we are checking is value something strange happens :
if RS(0) = -1 then
...
end
for example RS(0)=46 and anyway our program runs what is inside the if ...end structure..
how can we cast -1 to integer... something like in C++ : (int)(-1).... in order to make sure that -1 in integer.
I need to pass an integer as a query string when reloading a page - ie:
If Request.QueryString("record") <> "" Then recordNumb = CInt(Request.QueryString("record"))
...
...
recordNumb = recordNumb + 1
<A HREF="add_records.asp?record=recordNumb">next record</A>
I get
Quote:
Type mismatch: 'CInt'
any thoughts?
IF variable MOD 2 = 1 THEN
Where variable comes from a textbox where the user should enter an integer. How can I avoid string or type errors when the user doesn't enter anything or something other than an integer?
I keep optimizing my fields down to the minimum character length
necessary i.e., varchar(15), then I find out a month later its gotta
get bigger, then a few months later, bigger again, etc. Nowadays on
sql server 2005 and on, how bad is it really to use varchar(max)? Is
there really a big performance or storage hit or is it negligible?
My data input page uses a id generator which includes dashes, and the
corresponding column in the db is set up as varchar to handle that.
There is a problem, however, when the value in the varchar column is
compared to the string from the URL, and the following error message
occurs:
"Syntax error converting the varchar value '071-213' to a column of
data type int."
<%strSQL = "SELECT * FROM AMS where MinutesID = " & Request ("id")%>
Would it be possible to CAST the request string to varchar?
I have a field "Description", varchar2(100). When I try to show it on the HTML/ ASP page from a recordset, it appears as "word+word+word", nevertheless I have no "+" in the field.
I was wondering if any one could help, I've been looking on the net and can't seem to find any. how do you convert varchar to int, I'm trying to do an sql statement and it chucks up errors.
View Replies View RelatedI have a problem with submitting data from one form to db in sql server. Data type of that field in DB table is money (the other is for varbinary data type) and in asp I have an textfield <input type='text'....>. After submitting I get the next error message:
"Implicit conversion from data type varchar to money (or varbinary) is not allowed. Use the CONVERT function to run this query."
I need to compare two values. one from a text field 'bid' and the other
from a field in an sql server database 'maxbid'.
The problem is the column in the database has decimal as its data type
and i'm getting a type mismatch. does anyone know how to convert 'bid'
into decimal from varchar? the field datatype doesnt necessarily have
to be decimal although i need two decimal places so it cant be an int.
The problem I am having is that I am trying to insert data from a form into a DB, but I cannot figure out how to change the form value (varchar) to the db value (money).
I've tried cast(bill_priceA as money) and I get
Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a03ee'
Expected ')' Code:
I'm having some trouble converting my varchar datatype to money. Code:
View Replies View RelatedI have a field in a db thats a varchar (10).its values pass well in a query string if the values do not begin with 0
134567 passes great
0132 passes another number like 2343 (where it comes from I have no clue?)
If I have a SQL 2000 database with a table that is using 2 Ntext fields with a lot of data in them, can I convert them to VarChar(8000) fields safely? Will there be data loss? Would it best be done through Enterprise Manager?
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View Replies View RelatedI need to use varchar(max) for my out parameter (@resultText) from the 4000 length it is currently using. When i change the length to -1 or drop it altogether i get an error, how can i fix this issue? Code:
View Replies View RelatedI am repeatedly getting the error message 'error converting datatype varchar to bit'. I am passing a varchar variable to a stored procedure (where it is also a varchar) and then trying to write it to a table (where it is also a varchar).
View Replies View RelatedI'm using ASP, VBScript, ADO for SQL server 2000. I have a stored procedure that I'm trying to use to insert a row using parameters. One of the field is date. Here is the parameter for that. Code:
Set param = cmd.CreateParameter("theDate", adDBTimeStamp, adParamInput, Date())
cmd.Parameters.Append param
But I'm getting this error. Error converting data type varchar to datetime.
how to do the conversion of data type varchar to money Code:
View Replies View RelatedThis is the code for my Procedure:
Code: .....
When I execute this code, I receive this error on line 314:
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Error converting data type varchar to int.
Line 314 is the classComm.Execute line. All the datatypes in my stored procedure those specified in the parameter declararations, and they all match with the datatypes in the DB. Other than the strings that are integer (strClassID) or date (strOccurDate), everything is a varchar.
I have no idea why this error is occurring. I have a similar stored procedure that adds the records in the same way and it kicks out the same error at the same time.
there is an old asp application that is moved from one machine to the other.On the one machine its working fine, but on the new one, when trying to insert from the asp page(variables from the asp page), i get this error, Error converting data type varchar to datetime.
I have tried almost everything, from checking the order of variables, but still get the error. When the proc is executed on SQL it runs fine, am i maybe missing something?
I have migrated ASP pages and SQL SERVER database from a development server to the Live SERVER the regional settings are fine both set to use UK date dd/mm/yyyy. But I have that stupid error when I try to run a stored procedure EXEC sp_add_user 1,'28/08/2004 10:00:00'.... on the live server and not on the development one. I dont want to redevelop all my stored procedures.
View Replies View Relatedif my month is represent by numbers. like 2, 4, etc
i recognize this as a string but then i want to store it as int
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e07'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Syntax error converting the varchar value '2, 2, 2' to a column of data type tinyint.
/ords/asp/custorder_view.asp, line 41
u can see the varchar value to colum of data type tinyint
I have read that there can be a periodic problem when reading large varchar or text fields from SQL server (or memo fields from Access)--they can sometimes come up as empty strings.
What I have been unable to find out is whether this problem is still around in recent versions of MDAC (>= 2.8). Does anyone know whether this problem still occurs--is it still necessary to follow the steps in that aspfaq article?
I have a 3 page set that searches a database for users, displays the user information in a form and updates the data in the database. The first 2 pages work fine, the third page doesn't. What is annoying is that these pages are a copy of another set of pages that edit news articles (basically the same thing) and they work perfectly.
This is ASP with SQL and VB Script.
Quote: Error Type:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80040E07)
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Syntax error converting the varchar value '6, 6' to a column of data type int.
/d1intranet/useredited.asp, line 72
So this message is saying that it is unable to UPDATE the field 'UserName' (which has data type INT) with the variable in the SQL code which is default as VARCHAR. Here is line 72: Code: