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I suppose there is no sense in reminding you to close your open questions, is there? &nbsp;For the record:<br />
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Anthony
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I suppose there is no sense in reminding you to close your open questions, is there?  For the record:

Questions Asked 55
Last 10 Grades Given A A A A A A A A A A  
Question Grading Record 48 Answers Graded / 48 Answers Received

Anthony

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Or, you could just omit the parameter and give the parameter within the SP a default value of null. <br />
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This also keeps the definition of the SP more consistant, i.e. So that you can see which parameters are optional.
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Or, you could just omit the parameter and give the parameter within the SP a default value of null.

This also keeps the definition of the SP more consistant, i.e. So that you can see which parameters are optional.

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Santosh,<br />
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Are you going to attend to this question? Given your record not, but i'll wait a few days...<br />
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Grtz.&amp;copy;<br />
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D.
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Santosh,

Are you going to attend to this question? Given your record not, but i'll wait a few days...

Grtz.&copy;

D.

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Checked my old email account today .. thx
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Checked my old email account today .. thx

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Great, hope you have your solution.<br />
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Grtz.&amp;copy;<br />
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D.
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Great, hope you have your solution.

Grtz.&copy;

D.

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Surely this has been done in the past.<br />
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I need to sometimes assign a NULL value to an ADO Parameter for supply to a parameterized query ... which is the best available routine to solve this?<br />
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TIA
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Surely this has been done in the past.

I need to sometimes assign a NULL value to an ADO Parameter for supply to a parameterized query ... which is the best available routine to solve this?

TIA

NULL ADO Parameter

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