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Hi

My SP to update a value type ntext don't work,  ALTER PROCEDURE UpdateMultiContentFullDescriptionByID
(@ContentID int,
@FullDescription ntext)
AS
UPDATE MultifunctionalContent
SET FullDescription = @FullDescription
WHERE ContentID = @ContentID
RETURNPublic Sub UpdateMultiContentFullDescriptionByID(ByVal ContentID As String, ByVal FullDescription As String)
' Create Instance of Connection and Command Object
Dim myConnection As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection(Const.ConnectionString)
Dim myCommand As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand("UpdateMultiContentFullDescriptionByID", myConnection)
' Mark the Command as a SPROC
myCommand.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure

' Add an input parameter and supply a value for it
myCommand.Parameters.Add("@ContentID", SqlDbType.Int, 4)
myCommand.Parameters("@ContentID").Value = ContentID

' Add an input parameter and supply a value for it
myCommand.Parameters.Add("@FullDescription", SqlDbType.NText, 8000)
myCommand.Parameters("@FullDescription").Value = FullDescription

' Open the connection and execute the Command
myConnection.Open()
myCommand.ExecuteNonQuery()
myConnection.Close()
End Sub Then how to ...

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Code Snippet
DECLARE @xml NVARCHAR(MAX)DECLARE @body NVARCHAR(MAX)
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FirstName AS 'td','',
LastName AS 'td','' ,
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@SRTdate DateTime = null,
@Location VarChar(30) =null,
@TruckNonWarWorked Float = null,
@TruckNonWarBilled Float = null,
@TruckWarWorked Float = null,
@TruckWarBilled Float = null,
@ServiceNonWarWorked Float = null,
@ServiceNonWarBilled Float = null,
@ServiceWarWorked Float = null,
@ServiceWarBilled Float = null,
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@FtlBilled Float = null,
@DetroitWorked Float = null,
@DetroitBilled Float = null,
@CatWorked Float = null,
@CatBilled Float = null,
@CumminsWorked Float = null,
@CumminsBilled Float = null,
@EatonWorked Float = null,
@EatonBilled Float = null,
@MeritorWorked Float = null,
@MeritorBilled Float = null,
@MercWorked Float = null,
@MercBilled Float = null,
@FccWorked Float = null,
@FccBilled Float = null,
@DriveLineWorked Float = null,
@DriveLineBilled Float = null,
@Comments Text = null
AS
If EXISTS(SELECT * FROM dbo.tblSRT WHERE dbo.tblSRT.Location = @Location AND dbo.tblSRT.SRTdate = @SRTdate)

begin
UPDATE dbo.tblSRT
SET
TruckNonWarWorked = @TruckNonWarWorked,
TruckNonWarBilled = @TruckNonWarBilled,
TruckWarWorked = @TruckWarWorked,
TruckWarBilled = @TruckWarBilled,
ServiceNonWarWorked = ServiceNonWarWorked,
ServiceNonWarBilled = @ServiceNonWarBilled,
ServiceWarWorked = @ServiceWarWorked,
ServiceWarBilled = @ServiceWarBilled,
FtlWorked = @FtlWorked,
FtlBilled = @FtlBilled,
DetroitWorked = @DetroitWorked,
DetroitBilled = @DetroitBilled,
CatWorked = @CatWorked,
CatBilled = @CatBilled,
CumminsWorked =@CumminsWorked,
CumminsBilled = @CumminsBilled,
EatonWorked = @EatonWorked,
EatonBilled = @EatonBilled,
MeritorWorked = @MeritorWorked,
MeritorBilled = @MeritorBilled,
MercWorked = @MercWorked,
MercBilled = @MercBilled,
FccWorked = @FccWorked,
FccBilled = @FccBilled,
DriveLineWorked = @DriveLineWorked,
DriveLineBilled = @DriveLineBilled,
Comments = @Comments

WHERE Location = @Location AND SRTdate = @SRTdate

End

Else

begin

INSERT INTO dbo.tblSRT(SRTdate,Location,TruckNonWarWorked,TruckNonWarBilled,TruckWarWorked,TruckWarBilled,ServiceNonWarWorked,ServiceNonWarBilled,
ServiceWarWorked,ServiceWarBilled,FtlWorked,FtlBilled,DetroitWorked,DetroitBilled,CatWorked,CatBilled,CumminsWorked,
CumminsBilled,EatonWorked,EatonBilled,MeritorWorked,MeritorBilled,MercWorked,MercBilled,FccWorked,FccBilled,DriveLineWorked,DriveLineBilled,Comments)
VALUES(@SRTdate,@Location,@TruckNonWarWorked,@TruckNonWarBilled,@TruckWarWorked,
@TruckWarBilled,@ServiceNonWarWorked,@ServiceNonWarBilled,@ServiceWarWorked,@ServiceWarBilled,@FtlWorked,@FtlBilled,@DetroitWorked,
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End
GO



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command.Parameters[2].Value = txtTruckNonWarWorked.Text;
}
else{
command.Parameters[2].Value = null;
}

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}
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command.Parameters[3].Value = null;
}

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command.Parameters[4].Value = txtTruckWarWorked.Text;
}
else{
command.Parameters[4].Value = null;
}

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command.Parameters[5].Value = null;
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command.Parameters[6].Value = txtServiceNonWarWorked.Text;
}
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}

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command.Parameters[7].Value = null;
}

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command.Parameters[8].Value = txtServiceWarWorked.Text;
}
else{
command.Parameters[8].Value = null;
}

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command.Parameters[9].Value = txtServiceWarBilled.Text;
}
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command.Parameters[9].Value = null;
}

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}
else{
command.Parameters[10].Value = null;
}

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command.Parameters[11].Value = txtFtlBilled.Text;
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command.Parameters[11].Value = null;
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}
else{
command.Parameters[12].Value = null;
}
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command.Parameters[13].Value = txtDetroitBilled.Text;
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else{
command.Parameters[13].Value = null;
}

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}
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command.Parameters[14].Value = null;
}

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}
else{
command.Parameters[15].Value = null;
}

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}
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command.Parameters[16].Value = null;
}

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command.Parameters[17].Value = txtCumminsBilled.Text;
}
else{
command.Parameters[17].Value = null;
}

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}

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command.Parameters[19].Value = null;
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command.Parameters[20].Value = txtMeritorWorked.Text;
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}
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command.Parameters[21].Value = null;
}

command.Parameters.Add("@MercWorked",SqlDbType.Float);
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command.Parameters[22].Value = txtMercWorked.Text;
}
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command.Parameters[22].Value = null;
}

command.Parameters.Add("@MercBilled",SqlDbType.Float);
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command.Parameters[23].Value = txtMercBilled.Text;
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command.Parameters[23].Value = null;
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command.Parameters.Add("@FccWorked",SqlDbType.Float);
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command.Parameters[24].Value = txtFccWorked.Text;
}
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command.Parameters[24].Value = null;
}

command.Parameters.Add("@FccBilled",SqlDbType.Float);
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command.Parameters[25].Value = txtFccBilled.Text;
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}

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command.Parameters[26].Value = txtDriveLineWorked.Text;
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command.Parameters.Add("@DriveLineBilled",SqlDbType.Float);
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command.Parameters.Add("@Comments",SqlDbType.Text);
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command.Parameters[28].Value = txtComments.Text;
}
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command.Parameters[28].Value = null;
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connection.Open();
command.ExecuteNonQuery();
connection.Close();

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I believe it's a permissions issue but the user i'm using has full access to both the table
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