Passing Decimal Value to Stored Procedure

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      cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@MEISVatPer", SqlDbType.Decimal) With {.Precision = 6, .Scale = 2}).Value = sfdblMEISVatPercent.DoubleValue

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