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How to insert empty field with Stored Procedure in SQL

Asked by prinsbj in SQL Query Syntax, Databases Miscellaneous, MS SQL Server

Hello,

I've a Stored Procedure see below. But when I add a nieuw record with a empty textbox by Address I received a value Null in the table, but I want to have a empty/blank field.

How can I do this?

Kind regards,

Bart JanStart Free Trial 
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ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.InsertCustomer
(
	@CompanyName varchar(100),
	@LastName varchar(50),
	@FirstName varchar(25),
	@Address varchar(50),
	@ZIP varchar(50),
	@City varchar(50),
	@Country varchar(50),
	@Phone varchar(20),
	@Mobile	varchar(50),
	@Fax varchar(20),
	@Email varchar(50),
	@Web varchar(50),
	@RelationID int Output,
	@Modified timestamp Output
)
As
Set nocount on;
 
 
--Insert a Relation row
 Insert into Relation
	 ( CompanyName, LastName, FirstName, Address, ZIP, City, Country, Phone, Mobile, Fax, Email, Web )
 Values
	 ( @CompanyName, @LastName, @FirstName, @Address, @ZIP, @City, @Country, @Phone, @Mobile, @Fax, @Email, @Web );
 
 IF @@ROWCOUNT>0 AND @@ERROR=0 -- Checks if the last statement produced an error
	-- Selects the primay key value and the generated timestamp which is put back into the dataset
   SELECT @RelationID = RelationID,
   @Modified=Modified
   FROM Relation 
   WHERE (RelationID = SCOPE_IDENTITY());
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[+][-]08.09.2008 at 02:02PM PDT, ID: 22197681

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