Stored procedure parameter count increases automatically in C#

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I have two stored procedure one to delete a record and one to insert record.

This is because to roll back purpose.

C#

sp_existDelete
sp_RestoreAgain


cmdTempRemove.Parameters.Add("@seats", SqlDbType.Int).Value = 23;

cmdRestore.Parameters.Add("@seats", SqlDbType.Int).Value = 23;

The above two are stored procedures.

The first one will erase the record.

Then the second one will restore by inserting the values.

When I delete the record again. I get a result.

Stored procedure has too many arguments specified.

I just use one parameter.

Why I am getting this error.

Pleas help

Posted 13-Jun-14 2:23am

KUMAR619

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CHill60 13-Jun-14 8:29am

We'd need to see how you have defined your stored procedures and also how you are handling these command objects.

KUMAR619 16-Jun-14 3:55am

I have rectified my mistake.
My mistake was that I didn't Clear the parameters for stored procedure.
Thanks for involving

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-13T02:37:00

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The error about too many arguments specified can only mean that. Somewhere you are adding too many parameters.

Since you haven't shown all the relevant code we can't point it out to you. Perhaps you have this in a loop and you need to call cmdRestore.Parameters.Clear before you add it again.

You'll need to debug and see what is happening.

Posted 13-Jun-14 2:37am

ZurdoDev

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Mike Meinz 13-Jun-14 9:54am

+5
Exactly what I was thinking! He is not executing a cmdRestore.Parameters.Clear.

KUMAR619 16-Jun-14 3:53am

Thanks RyanDev.
It was the mistake which I did.

ZurdoDev 16-Jun-14 7:11am

Good to hear.