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Having NULL type as an object to be a bug in js, is there any harm to code this could result in, and what precautions should we take to avoid such harm?
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I am wanting to insert fields from a table (data types are varchar(50) into another empty table (who's data type is nvarchar(50)). I believe I have created the correct query to achieve this but received an error message when executing "Msg 8152, Level 16, State 4, Line 1 String or binary data would be truncated" Would these two data types be the cause of this? I'm using some other data types (int, bigint) that could possibly be the issue but these are the main ones used to I wanted to see about them first.
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When I try to run this update query in ms access 2007 I get an error box message that says "Data type mismatch in criteria expression". I know the problem is at the end around replace(property.[park city]," ","")=replace(locations2011.city," ",""). But I checked the data types for all the related columns, which is text, and they all match for both tables. If I put quotes around property.[park city] or remove the replace function from it, the query will run but obviously not how I want it to. I've tested this code with a smaller table and it works so what's the problem? UPDATE property, locations2011 SET property.county = locations2011.countyWHERE property.county Is Null And property.[park state]=locations2011.state And replace(property.[park city]," ","")=replace(locations2011.city," ",""); I know I can just remove all the spaces from the property table with ctrl+h replace all but I'd rather leave the data that's already there alone if possible.
