funcion or procedure has too may arguments specified?

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SQL-Server-2008R2

C#

dao.ExecCommand(dao.CreateCommand(DBProcedures.WorkOrder.USP_UPDATE_BUSINESS_EMAILADDRESS,
                  new CSqlDbParameterCollection
                   {
                       {"BusinessId",business.BusinessID},
                       {"EmailAddress",business.EmailAddress},
                       {"ModifiedBy",business.WorkOrderDetails.FilerID},
                       {"ModifiedDate",DateTime.Now},
                       {"CreatedBy",business.WorkOrderDetails.FilerID},
                       {"CreatedDate",DateTime.Now}

                   }));

and procedure is

SQL

Create Procedure [CORP].[USP_UPDATE_BUSINESS_EMAILADDRESS]
@BusinessId int= null,
@EmailAddress varchar(50)= null
As
Begin
Update Corp.Business set EmailAddress = @EmailAddress Where BusinessId = @BusinessId
End

Posted 15-May-15 3:47am

raxhemanth

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2015-05-15T04:11:00

Um.
Look at your code?
Your SP definition has two parameters:

SQL

@BusinessId int= null,
@EmailAddress varchar(50)= null

But you are trying to pass it six:

C#

{"BusinessId",business.BusinessID},
{"EmailAddress",business.EmailAddress},
{"ModifiedBy",business.WorkOrderDetails.FilerID},
{"ModifiedDate",DateTime.Now},
{"CreatedBy",business.WorkOrderDetails.FilerID},
{"CreatedDate",DateTime.Now}

I suspect you are calling the wrong SP...