Text field is empty

I'm trying to insert a record on an sql server database table that has
among others a text type field. The insert happens without errors and
all the fields show the correct information except for the text field
when the number of characters is larger than 900. In this case the text
field appears empty. If the text is less or equal to 900 characters
they are inserted with no problem.

In this case have a stored procedure with several input variables
including the text one and a asp.net page with a command that is filled
with the several parameters necessary to run the procedure. One of them
is the text parameter that is defined as follows:

insertcommand.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@dotnet.itags.org.texto", SqlDbType.Text,
2147483647))
insertcommand.Parameters("@dotnet.itags.org.texto").Value = texto.Text
Does someone knows what is causing this problem ?

ThanksHi,

Why do you think it's empty?
Normally, when you use SQL Server Enterprise Manager to
open a table with text field, it shows actual content when
it's <= 900 characters, but <Long Text> when it's > 900
characters. Actual content is in table. If you use Select
query in Query Analyzer, you can see the difference.

Hope it's helpful
Elton Wang
elton_wang@.hotmail.com

>--Original Message--
>I'm trying to insert a record on an sql server database
table that has
>among others a text type field. The insert happens
without errors and
>all the fields show the correct information except for
the text field
>when the number of characters is larger than 900. In this
case the text
>field appears empty. If the text is less or equal to 900
characters
>they are inserted with no problem.
>In this case have a stored procedure with several input
variables
>including the text one and a asp.net page with a command
that is filled
>with the several parameters necessary to run the
procedure. One of them
>is the text parameter that is defined as follows:
>insertcommand.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@.texto",
SqlDbType.Text,
>2147483647))
>insertcommand.Parameters("@.texto").Value = texto.Text
>Does someone knows what is causing this problem ?
>Thanks
>.
Yo're right, Elton. I didn't knew about the EM limitation. Once I used
the QA the information appeared. Thanks!