A Challenging Question, ...Please Help (insufficient Result Space To Convert MONEY Value To CHAR)

Dec 8, 1998

Msg 234, Level 16, State 2
There is insufficient result space to convert MONEY value to CHAR.

hi, I have one procedure that insert data into a table, I called the procedure 3 times ,and run it in one step, then got the above erorr message.
what can I do to avoid this error message?
and why I am getting it... thanks for your help
regards

Ali

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