It has worked perfectly before I added a UNION piece, but I no longer need this Because this SQL is a dropdownlist populated and users want this "default" value. Does anyone help me to understand what I'm doing wrong? I'm getting the exact error: Error in converting data type varchar to numeric. CIT_NBR is a VarChar, this is the only column that changes it to a decimal (12,2) Being done because when it is written in a new table If he do not ask is stored by the way, I have no control on the back end ... So, I value will add 00.00 and I do not know how to do it within a SQL string. I tried to use double-quotations, did not like it. I try to use single quotes, this is my top error. Given and yes, I know about SQL injection risk, but I think that once it will work it actually works. : O)
Try it ...
string strSQL = Select "DISTINCT CAST (LTRIM (RTRIM (CIT_NBR)) as decimal (12,2)) from VW_MOS_DPL_AccountValidation CIT_NBR where CUST_NUM = '' + TBAccountNum.Text +" select union by order order by order (LTRIM (RTRIM) (CIT_NBR)) AS Decimal (12,2) DESC ";
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