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Re: Column can not be null
Posted by: Chad Bourque
Date: January 11, 2010 07:53PM

Guy,

If this query is inside a stored procedure or function and @customer_name and @customer_city are parameters, then you can't use the @ symbol. The @ is for user variables, not routine parameters. I generally start my routine parameters with an underscore.

HTH,
Chad

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