can anyone answer this

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Mike

Ok heres the issue. I have a copy of the production database localy on my
machine for developing, the DB has null values in some rows, now when i run
my code against the row of data that has NULL values in the columns, i get
no errors, Now here is the issue, when I go against the same database on our
test server and the asp.net code is on the web server I'm getting errors
when the value is NULL,

Why will NULLS work on my local copy of the db, and the vb.net/asp.net code
is the same on my local box as it is on the web server?

Confused
 
Mike said:
Ok heres the issue. I have a copy of the production database localy on my
machine for developing, the DB has null values in some rows, now when i run
my code against the row of data that has NULL values in the columns, i get
no errors, Now here is the issue, when I go against the same database on our
test server and the asp.net code is on the web server I'm getting errors
when the value is NULL,

Why will NULLS work on my local copy of the db, and the vb.net/asp.net code
is the same on my local box as it is on the web server?

Confused
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Are you sure that you didn't accidentally have the NULLs transformed
into empty values (empty strings, etc.) by DTS or however you 'copied'
the database locally? Confirm that there are actually NULLs in your
local DB either thru Ent. Manager or debug the code and verify the
values are NULL. Might be overkill, but there's no reason I can think
of for the code to act differently....

BTW, I'm assuming SQLServer...
 
It sometimes happen in release-mode build and not in debug-mode build, of
course
you can not debug your application that is compiled in release mode.

Solution: handle all fields for nulls.
 
Can U give more information on this.
OS + SP
Framework Version
Database
SQL Provide or OleDBProvider

Regards,

Trevor Benedict R
MCSD

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