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DatabaseConfigureParameter Method

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Configures a given DbParameter.

Namespace:  Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data
Assembly:  Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data (in Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data.dll)
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protected virtual void ConfigureParameter(
	DbParameter param,
	string name,
	DbType dbType,
	int size,
	ParameterDirection direction,
	bool nullable,
	byte precision,
	byte scale,
	string sourceColumn,
	DataRowVersion sourceVersion,
	Object value
)

Parameters

param
Type: System.Data.CommonDbParameter
The DbParameter to configure.
name
Type: SystemString

The name of the parameter.

dbType
Type: System.DataDbType

One of the DbType values.

size
Type: SystemInt32

The maximum size of the data within the column.

direction
Type: System.DataParameterDirection

One of the ParameterDirection values.

nullable
Type: SystemBoolean

Avalue indicating whether the parameter accepts a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic) (Nothing in Visual Basic) values.

precision
Type: SystemByte

The maximum number of digits used to represent the value.

scale
Type: SystemByte

The number of decimal places to which value is resolved.

sourceColumn
Type: SystemString

The name of the source column mapped to the DataSet and used for loading or returning the value.

sourceVersion
Type: System.DataDataRowVersion

One of the DataRowVersion values.

value
Type: SystemObject

The value of the parameter.

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