Re: Nullable Types

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of course i meant - as not to be included... :)

"Steven Livingstone" <connect@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I've just blogged some stuff on Nullable types in net 2.0.
> http://stevenr2.blogspot.com/2006/01/nullable-types-and-null-coalescing.html
>
> Question however as to why you can't simply get an implcit conversion from
> a .Net value type to to a Sql Server data type rather than having to use
> null cheked and DBNull.Value ?
>
> Does anyone have some explanation as to why this is so tricky as to be
> included?
>
> http://stevenR2.com
>


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