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Hi Friends,
I have windows service which will execute a STORED PROCEDURE during a time period, fetches email IDs from DB and will send emails to them.
I am passing only one argument @ValidTillDays INT.
I made this service run on each day.
If its running for 3 days, then for the first day it executes perfectly.
For the second day and remaining all days it gives following error.
Procedure or function "BlaBlaBla" has too many arguments specified.
I have only one input parameter and I am passing only one too.
And if this was the case it could have given the error for the first time also.
Please help me if you find any clue .
Thanks 
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Hemant Thaker
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Hemant Thaker wrote: If its running for 3 days, then for the first day it executes perfectly.
For the second day and remaining all days it gives following error.
Strange. Based on what you share, sounds like some logical error where you are considering the DayNo. Are you? Somehow, somewhere the current day is getting into picture while running the procedure and the error. Did you DEBUG and see? Check if so.
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I suspect you are concatenating the parameter value and passing in a string! You might want to post the code used to build the procedure call.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Thanks for your responses.
Error is resolved, that was more logical.
I was creating Command object at class level, and adding parameters to it in remainderMailtimer_Elapsed().
This event will execute on timer interval.
So when it executes first time it find one parameter and runs successfully.
after 3 minutes interval it executes event for the second time and adds same parameter to it.
so now command object will have two parameters and corresponding SP has one. So it was throwing error.
I changed the code and created command object at event level.
Thanks.
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Hemant Thaker
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