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How to avoid decimal value not null becoming nullable on assigning to an object? I am having the value in the dataset but its becoming nullable on assigning to object with fieldname. How to avoid the issue.
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Gitanjali Singh 29-Jan-14 6:34am    
Please post your code.
King Fisher 29-Jan-14 6:46am    
show your Query which you binding with the dataset

A decimal will always have some default value. If you need to have a nullable type[^] decimal, you can use decimal?. Then you can do myDecimal.HasValue
 
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Use which one suits for your issue..

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decimal value = default(decimal); //0
        object objvalue = value; // object will be having 0

        decimal? nullableValue = null;  // null
        object objval = nullableValue.HasValue ? nullableValue.Value : default(decimal);

        decimal val = default(decimal);  //0
        decimal.TryParse(DBNull.Value.ToString(), out val); // if null it will be assigned as 0 , else the value
        object valueFromDataset = val;
 
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JoCodes 29-Jan-14 7:00am    
Nice one Karthik. my 5
Karthik_Mahalingam 29-Jan-14 7:19am    
Thanks JoCodes:)

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