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May 16, 2024
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i have issue by using stored procuedure "Invalid character value for cast specification"

  • May 16, 2024
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i need to log data that trying to send to stored procedure that may case of issue 

Best answer by SlidingDownhill

You have to check the datatype of both and ensure they match. The SQL logs might give you some idea, not sure about that. though as it may have been checked before even attempting to send to the SQL DB.  

At some point KW added a field to their standard table creation so if you aren't populating all the fields you could get this error. 

Post your fields in KW and the ones in SQL

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SlidingDownhill12-Amethyst
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May 16, 2024

CAST means that you are trying to change one datatype into another datatype. So the datatype of a value you are trying to log doesn't match the datatype of the database field that you are trying to insert it into. 

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AO_101985473-NewcomerAuthor
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May 19, 2024

okay, how can I check data before send to Stored Procedure to avoid any issue later?

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12-Amethyst
May 19, 2024

You have to check the datatype of both and ensure they match. The SQL logs might give you some idea, not sure about that. though as it may have been checked before even attempting to send to the SQL DB.  

At some point KW added a field to their standard table creation so if you aren't populating all the fields you could get this error. 

Post your fields in KW and the ones in SQL

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May 27, 2024

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