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I have done it 182 and '182' and same error. and its MS SQL 2000

"Viatcheslav V. Vassiliev" <support@oledbdirect.com> wrote in message
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> Write numeric as integer, not as string - 182, not '182'. What is your
DBMS?
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> > I am getting the following error when I do an insert into.
> > Arithmetic overflow error converting numeric to data type numeric
> >
> > my table is set up like this
> > Create Table data(
> > RecNumber int IDENTITY(1,1),
> > ItemNumber char(30),
> > CupWeight numeric(6,4),
> > Primary key(RecNumber))
> >
> > and my insert is the following
> >
> > instert into data(ItemNumber, CupWeight)values('itemnumber','182')
> >
> > if I just insert the item number it works fine but when I add the
> cupweight
> > I get the error. I have been doing some searches on the web but they all
> say
> > you get that error when you pass a value to large for the field. But as
> you
> > can see in this case my number I am passing into cupweight is not
> exceeding
> > the limits of the feild.
> >
> > any help would be greatfull.
> >
> >
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