Error converting data type varchar to int.

can anyone see as to why I would get this error with the following SP?

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[SP]@.IDint = 0,@.emailFromVARCHAR(50) =Null,@.emailDateVARCHAR(50) =Null,@.emailSubjVARCHAR(50) =Null,@.emailTxtBodyVARCHAR(1000) =Null,@.emailHtmlBodyVARCHAR(1000) =NullAS-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from-- interfering with SELECT statements.SET NOCOUNT ON;DECLARE @.NotesVARCHAR (8000)DECLARE @.TicketIDINTDECLARE @.emailBodyVARCHAR (1000)DECLARE @.LengthIntSET @.Notes =''SET @.Length =LEN(@.emailSubj)-- insert a new entryINSERT INTO PopEmail ( emailFrom, emailDate, emailSubj, emailTxtBody, emailHtmlBody )VALUES ( @.emailFrom, @.emailDate, @.emailSubj, @.emailTxtBody, @.emailHtmlBody )-- get the new IDSET @.ID =@.@.identityIf ( @.ID <> 0 )AND (ISNUMERIC(@.emailSubj) = 1 )BeginIF @.emailTxtBodyISNULLBEGINSet @.emailBody = @.emailHtmlBodyPRINT'@.emailHtmlBody: ' + @.emailBodyENDELSEBEGINSET @.emailBody = @.emailTxtBodyPRINT'@.emailTxtBody: ' + @.emailBodyENDSET @.TicketID =CAST( @.emailSubjAS int )SET @.Notes = @.emailFrom +', ' + @.emailDate +', ' + @.emailBodySelect @.ID = IDFrom TicketDetailsWhere TicketDetails.TicketID = @.TicketIDExec differentSP @.ID, @.TicketID, @.NotesPRINT'Subject: [' + @.emailSubj +']'print'length: ' +CAST(@.Lengthas varchar (10))Print'emailSubj: ' +CAST( @.emailSubjAS int )PRINT'ID: ' +Cast( @.IDas varchar ( 10 ) )PRINT'TicketID: ' +Cast( @.TicketIDAS Varchar ( 10 ) )PRINT'Notes: ' + @.NotesPRINT'ID: ' +Cast( @.IDas varchar ( 10 ) )ENDELSEBEGINPrint'ID: ' +CAST(@.IDAS VarChar(10))PRINT'ISNUMERIC: ' +CAST(ISNUMERIC(@.emailSubj)AS VarChar (10))PRINT'Subject: [' + @.emailSubj +']'END

Which line caused this error? I found at least this line was wrong:

Print'emailSubj: ' +CAST( @.emailSubjAS int )

Should be

Print'emailSubj: ' +CAST( @.emailSubjAS Varchar(10) )

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I found that I am just new and prone to making mistakes... The SP that I am calling has several variables that it is looking for, and the @.Notes variable is not until the end of the list. So my call of the SP should look like this:

EXEC someSP @.ID, @.TicketID, , , , , @.Notes.

Now she works... ahhhh the joys of learning.

Thanks,

CK