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     Incorrect Syntax near nvarchar SQL Server VB.NET
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    While testing an application that uses a Gridview control to connect to a SqlDataSource control using Visual Studio .NET 2005, I ran into a problem. Incorrect Syntax near nvarchar.

    Incorrect syntax near 'nvarchar'. Must declare the scalar variable @variablename

    This can happen with both VB.NET and C#.NET. After looking into a number of things all over the web. I solved the problem with a hint from one web site. My field names in the SQL server 2000 table had spaces in them. While you can do this in SQL server by putting square brackets around the table names in SQL queries. This seems to cause a problem for ASP.NET. So I had to make the table names one word. [Plan Name] became PlanName.

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    Posted on Monday, August 04, 2008 @ 07:59:00 UTC by BB
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