Access 97 DB And SQL Server 7 - Converting Nvarchar To Int

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FROM [Function] INNER JOIN (Employees INNER JOIN ([Time Cards] INNER JOIN [Time Card Hours] ON [Time Cards].TimeCardID = [Time Card Hours].[Time Card ID]) ON Employees.EmployeeID = [Time Cards].EmployeeID) ON [Function].FunctionID = Employees.FunctionID

WHERE ((([Time Cards].[30 Day Grace])=-1));"

[Time Card Hours - nvarchar, Time Cards - int]

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----

Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 8
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go

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetProjectSkuList]

@fProjectFId AS INTEGER = null, --ProjektId

@ReducedTime AS DATETIME --Tidsrum fra



AS

BEGIN

SELECT tProjectSku.fProjectSkuPId, tProjectSku.fCompanyFId, tProjectSku.fProjectFId,

tProjectSku.fProjectSkuDate,

tProjectSku.fOurContactFId, tProjectSku.fOurContactF2Id, tProjectSku.fOrderFId,

tProjectSku.fProjectSkuTimeStamp,

tProjectSku.fProjectSkuNote1, tProjectSku.fProjectSkuNote2, tProjectSku.fContactFId,

tProjectSku.fStoreTransactionsFId,

tProjectSku.fProjectSkuSalesPrice, tCompany.fCompanyName, tProject.fProjectName,

tOurContact.fOurContactFirstName + ' ' + tOurContact.fOurContactLastName AS CreatedBy,

tOurContact_1.fOurContactFirstName + ' ' + tOurContact_1.fOurContactLastName AS Responsible,

tContact.fContactFirstName + ' ' + tContact.fContactLastName AS ContactFullName,

tStoreTransactions.fStoreTransactionsCostPrice,

tStoreTransactions.fStoreTransactionsSerialNo





FROM tOurContact AS tOurContact_1 RIGHT OUTER JOIN

tContact RIGHT OUTER JOIN

tProjectSku LEFT OUTER JOIN

tStoreTransactions ON tProjectSku.fStoreTransactionsFId = tStoreTransactions.fStoreTransactionsPId ON

tContact.fContactPId = tProjectSku.fContactFId LEFT OUTER JOIN

tOrder ON tProjectSku.fOrderFId = tOrder.fOrderPId ON tOurContact_1.fOurContactPId = tProjectSku.fOurContactF2Id LEFT OUTER JOIN

tOurContact ON tProjectSku.fOurContactFId = tOurContact.fOurContactPId LEFT OUTER JOIN

tProject ON tProjectSku.fProjectFId = tProject.fProjectPId LEFT OUTER JOIN

tCompany ON tProjectSku.fCompanyFId = tCompany.fCompanyPId



WHERE

(tProjectSku.fProjectFId = @fProjectFId) AND

--fProjectSkuTimeStamp >= CONVERT(datetime, @ReducedTime, 120)

fProjectSkuTimeStamp >= @ReducedTime

ORDER BY tProjectSku.fProjectSkuPId DESC

END


Kind regards,

simsen :-)

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