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NO, it's parameter
I have the parameter @user_id. I want all records if the parameter has a NULL value. I only want records that match the parameter if the parameter is not null. Because the parameter can be null, I have to cast it to a varchar before I send it into the UPPER function in MSSQL
Last edited by hannah00; 07-05-2005 at 03:23 PM.
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