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    Is there some master chart somewhere that gives me a map on how to relate data types between VB / C# and SQL server? I have looked all over google and see tons of posts just like mine with regards to VB6 but no one seemes to answer them.

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      Is there some master chart somewhere that gives me a map on how to relate data types between VB / C# and SQL server? I have looked all over google and see tons of posts just like mine with regards to VB6 but no one seemes to answer them.

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      Here is part of it: SQL Server Data Types Corresponding VB Data Type http://www.tsqlsolutions.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=9728

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        Is there some master chart somewhere that gives me a map on how to relate data types between VB / C# and SQL server? I have looked all over google and see tons of posts just like mine with regards to VB6 but no one seemes to answer them.

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        I'm presuming that you want the .NET to SQL datatype mappings? Check out the help on MSDN for "System.Data.SqlTypes Namespace". It shows the mapping between native SQL types and .NET SQLType types. Cheers, Simon "Sign up for a chance to be among the first to experience the wrath of the gods.", Microsoft's home page (24/06/2002)

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