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Arithmetic overflow error converting numeric to data type numeric

Asked by matida in MS SQL Server

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Can somebody help me with this error :


//===STORED PROCEDURE CODE START
CREATE PROCEDURE web_ApplyCallCharges_Intl
@Month_Table varchar(50),
@Call_Zone varchar(5),
@Call_Type varchar(5)

AS

DECLARE @SQLUpdate varchar(900)
DECLARE @CallTariff int

SET @CallTariff = 9
SET @SQLUpdate = "UPDATE " +@Month_Table+ " SET CallCharge = CallDurationMin * " +@CallTariff+" ,
               CallZone = "+@Call_Zone+ ",
                CallType = " +@Call_Type
EXEC(@SQLUpdate)
GO

//===CODE END

//==ERROR 1

Syntax error converting the varchar value 'UPDATE tb_CallDetails_0512_int SET CallCharge = CallDurationMin * ' to a column of data type int.


If I changed '@CallTariff ' to DECIMAL data type {DECLARE @CallTariff (2,2)} I get this error :

//==ERROR 2

System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Arithmetic overflow error converting numeric to data type numeric. Arithmetic overflow error converting varchar to data type numeric
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