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Mar 2, 2007

I have 3 Execute SQL tasks to find the max value of some fields. In two tasks the SQL

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FROM TABLE

Is returned and stored as a string variable. My 3rd execute SQL task is

SELECT MAX(field int)
FROM TABLE

Is returned and stored as an object type. If I try to save it as a string, the execution fails with a mismatch.

WHY? Why aren't they all strings? What am I missing/doing wrong? This is very frustrating behavior. The queries are running against tables on SQL Server 2005 the field types are listed in the SQL above.

Thanks,
Matt

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Code Block
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