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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2002-07-26 : 09:12:17
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| bill writes "ok... well in my dts vb scripted thingy to use WMI to get processer info... the properties are described as uint16 and uint32. if I wanted to create a field to handle this then what would that type be.... or .. if I wanted to pass these values to a stored proc - what would I defined as my parameter types??" |
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robvolk
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Posted - 2002-07-26 : 09:14:10
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| These stand for unsigned integers. SQL Server only handles signed integers. For uint16 you can use a regular SQL Server int data type, but the uint32 will require SQL Server 2000's bigint data type in order to avoid possible overflow errors. |
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uint16 coversion