Add NULL to an Integer Column instead of 0 VB.net

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Insert INTO Table Columns(id,product,productid,) values(id,product,"")

The empty value field is empty but it puts 0 as its integer field how do I make it add NULL or leave it blank instead.
It allows null and also type NULL in there ,I believe its taking integer only....

Any help appreciated thanks.!

Posted 25-Mar-14 3:20am

mrukr

Updated 25-Mar-14 3:53am

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Mark that column as null-able and either remove the column from insert list or put Null in the associated variable

Thanks

Posted 25-Mar-14 3:27am

_Asif_

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mrukr 25-Mar-14 9:44am

It allows null and also type NULL in there ,I believe its taking integer only....

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norbitrial · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-25T03:26:00

Solution 1

Have you tried to put NULL into the values in the place of your column in your insert script?

Like this:

SQL

INSERT INTO YOURTABLE (COLUMN1, COLUMN2, COLUMN3) VALUES (NULL, NULL, NULL)

You have to check the column allows null or not first.

Posted 25-Mar-14 3:26am

norbitrial

Updated 25-Mar-14 3:28am

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mrukr 25-Mar-14 9:42am

It allows null and also type NULL in there ,I believe its taking integer only....