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int up vote 5 down vote favorite I am getting the error Error converting datatype nvarchar to int Code: ALTER procedure [dbo].[sp_rcdoc] @regno int, @appname varchar(50), @DOI datetime, @COV varchar(50), @validtill date, @imgloc varchar(500), @ImagNo char(20), @Purposecode varchar(50), @FLAG varchar(3) AS BEGIN IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT regno FROM tblRCDocuments WHERE regno = @regno) BEGIN INSERT INTO tblRCDocuments(regno, appname, DOI, COV, validtill, imgloc, ImagNo, Purposecode, FLAG) VALUES(@regno, @appname, error converting data type nvarchar to int c# @DOI, @COV, @validtill, @imgloc, @ImagNo, @Purposecode, @FLAG) END sql sql-server database tsql share|improve this question edited Apr 24 at 9:03 Darren Davies 41.1k1469103 asked Mar 31 '12 at 7:26 chandu 35124 1 Please post the structure of tblRCDocuments –Chetter Hummin Mar 31 '12 at 7:28 1 you passing the parameter for regno is string datatype which reflect the error as you mention. Pass the int type value for regno. –Ghost Answer Mar 31 '12 at 7:30 1 OK, so just debug this - what values are you passing into the stored proc?? What if you call that INSERT statement manually, in SQL Server Mgmt Studio, with those parameters?? –marc_s Mar 31 '12 at 8:00 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 8 down vote Looks like regno is a nvarchar data type in your table and you have passed an int via your your procedure, either use a cast and convert @regno to an nvarchar or change the regno data type to an integer in the table. DECLARE @regnocast NVARCHAR(15) SET @regnocast = CAST(@regno AS NVARCHAR) Then in your SELECT, INSERT and WHERE clauses use @regnocast rather than @reg
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create new threads on these forums. SQL Server Forums Profile | ActiveTopics | Members error converting nvarchar to int ssrs | Search | ForumFAQ Register Now and get your question answered! Username: Password: Save Password Forgot your Password? All Forums convert nvarchar to int in sql server SQL Server 2005 Forums Analysis Server and Reporting Services (2005) error - converting nvarchar to int Reply to Topic Printer Friendly Author Topic BCJ Starting Member 42 Posts Posted-07/09/2008: 12:24:19 ALTER PROCEDURE http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9953940/error-converting-datatype-nvarchar-to-int currentRpt @Sid int,@BeginDate datetime,@EndDate datetime,@Tid intASselect subtaskdescription, fiscalyearcq, fiscalquartercq, probablereservecq, crmcomment, a.createdby,case recordtype when 'A' THEN 'ATT' when 'M' THEN 'MS' END as RecordType from t1 a inner join t2 c on a.tid = c.tid inner join t3 d on a.sbtid = d.sbtid inner join t4 b on a.stid = b.stid inner join t5 e on b.sttid = e.sttid where (a.sid in(@Sid) OR (-8 in (@Sid) AND e.sttCode = http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=106304 'A')OR (-7 in (@Sid) AND e.sttCode = 'P')OR (-6 in (@Sid) AND e.SttCode = 'I')OR (-5 in (@Sid) AND e.SttCode = 'C')OR (-9 in (@Sid) AND e.SttCode IS NOT NULL)) AND (a.tid = @Tid OR @Tid = -9)when running the report i'm getting error converting nvarchar to intand , i have changed the datatype of @Sid to nvarchar and the there was no error , but no data also.Any help appreciated. thanks. Edited by - BCJ on 07/09/2008 12:26:22 mfemenel Professor Frink USA 1421 Posts Posted-07/09/2008: 12:53:12 Which fields in t1,2,3,4,5 are nvarchar fields? hard to diagnose this one without the structure under it. Sounds to me though like you're trying to join an int datatype to an nvarchar and the implied conversion isn't working out.Mike"oh, that monkey is going to pay" BCJ Starting Member 42 Posts Posted-07/09/2008: 13:35:40 All the id fields used to join are int, here is the error , conversion failed when converting nvarchar value(@Sid) or '(4,5)' to data type int.when i'm passing multiple values through this parameter(@sid) it happens, if only one value then there is no error. but ,this parameter field is a multi value field. thanks. mfemenel Professor Frink USA 1421 Posts Posted-07/09/
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