I ran into a problem, debugging for a long time.
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DECLARE @ P1 int
SET @ = NULL P1
DECLARE @ P2 nvarchar (512)
SET @ = NULL P2
DECLARE @ P3 nvarchar (512 )
SET @ = NULL P3
Exec dbo.pr_Role_OpObjectRead
@ = @ ErrorNumber Output P1,
@ = @ ErrorProcedure Output P2,
@ P3 Output the ErrorMessage = @,
@ = GUID N'DB489F8C-3C11-46CA-8313-353B41617E64 ',
@ = opUserID default,
@rddt = '' 2006-03-12 00: 44 is: 36: 127 ''
SELECT @ P1, @ P2, @ P3
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this is my copy of SQL Server Profiler inside.
@rddt out of the question
is correct: @ rddt = '2006-03-12 00: 44: 36: 127'
But here it is @rddt = '' 2006-03-12 00: 44 : 36: 127 ''
[System.Data.SqlClient.SqlParameter] {@rddr }
the DbType the DateTime
...
the ParameterName "@rddt"
the Value} {2006-3-12 0:44:36
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Tools: MS Sql Server 2005 and VS 2005 and C # 2.0
Reproduced in: https: //www.cnblogs.com/dagecc/archive/2006/03/12/348184.html