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    Hi, I am using Enterprise Library April 2007, and wanted to know what DbType is a uniqueidentifier data type?? Like when I have for example: db.AddInParameter(command, "@FirstName", DbType.String, info.FirstName); // Required How would I do it for a uniqueidentifier data type? Please can someone help me? Regards ma se

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    • B Brendan Vogt

      Hi, I am using Enterprise Library April 2007, and wanted to know what DbType is a uniqueidentifier data type?? Like when I have for example: db.AddInParameter(command, "@FirstName", DbType.String, info.FirstName); // Required How would I do it for a uniqueidentifier data type? Please can someone help me? Regards ma se

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      DbType.Guid

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      • B Brendan Vogt

        Hi, I am using Enterprise Library April 2007, and wanted to know what DbType is a uniqueidentifier data type?? Like when I have for example: db.AddInParameter(command, "@FirstName", DbType.String, info.FirstName); // Required How would I do it for a uniqueidentifier data type? Please can someone help me? Regards ma se

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        Jhonny Alejandro Galeano Calle
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        Hi, You should use DbType.Guid db.AddInParameter(command, "@FirstName", DbType.Guid, info.FirstName);

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