Hi Neil,
I tried the truncate method and that didnt have any effect. I created a
new version of the proc as follows.
<cfquery name="LOCAL.qUpdate" datasource="SecurityModel">
CREATE PROC Proc_Credential_Create
@User_ID INTEGER
, @MemberUsername VARCHAR(128)
, @MemberPassword VARCHAR(128)
AS
INSERT INTO Credential(User_ID, MemberUsername,
MemberPassword)
VALUES (@User_ID, CAST(@MemberUsername AS VARCHAR(128)),
CAST(@MemberPassword AS VARCHAR(128)))
</cfquery>
And that appears to run without error and enters the data into the table
no worries!! So that fixes it, just seems wierd that was have to cast that
datatype.
I've also added you to MSN now,
Thanks,
Rob
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