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Re: MySqlBinary exception without any MySqlBinary parameter

Posted by: vincent
Date: November 03, 2004 09:33AM

Hi,

yes.
userID is an Int32
Remarks is a String
VAT is an Int32
Created is DateTime.

Do You need any more information?

greetings,
v

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