问题
I had an odd problem, here's the setup:
ASP.NET 3.5 app / MSSQLSERVER 2008 back-end.
I called ExecuteScalar from my code, which returned an object, then I tried casting that object to int (i actually have a generic method
T ConvertDBValue<T>(object o) {...}
, but that's not as important).
ExecuteScalar is hitting the following sproc:
...
insert into ...
select scope_identity()
My primary key is an identity field, and returned 85. Next thing I got is InvalidCastException trying to cast 85 to int.
The solution was to explicitly create an INT variable, and assign SCOPE_IDENTITY() to it before returning it from the sproc as follows:
...
DECLARE @x int
insert into ...
select @x = scope_identity()
select @x
Can somebody tell me what was the problem with my first approach, and why wouldn't it cast 85 to int?
回答1:
scope_identity() actually returns a (TSQL) BIGINT (I've been caught by this before!)
So your code was trying to cast a BIGINT to an int.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1512661/why-am-i-getting-invalidcastexception-when-casting-object-to-integer