Hello -
I am not a SQL Server programmer and Microsoft's site was not helpful.
I am working on a VB project that is using SQL Server 2000 as the backend. The database is accessed via Business and Database COM+ objects.
I have a class with a method that executes a Stored Procedure. When I attempted execute the stored procedure a SQL Server error is returned. The error is '8144' and the message reads "Procedure or function oms_ext_con_auto_create has too many arguments specified". When I compare the values being passed to the procedure with the procedure requirements, everything appears in order. The number of parameters passed matches the definition.
Does this error indicate a problem on the SQL Server side or a problem with the call to SQL Server?
Thank you in advance for any help I receive.
- John Mercure
I am not a SQL Server programmer and Microsoft's site was not helpful.
I am working on a VB project that is using SQL Server 2000 as the backend. The database is accessed via Business and Database COM+ objects.
I have a class with a method that executes a Stored Procedure. When I attempted execute the stored procedure a SQL Server error is returned. The error is '8144' and the message reads "Procedure or function oms_ext_con_auto_create has too many arguments specified". When I compare the values being passed to the procedure with the procedure requirements, everything appears in order. The number of parameters passed matches the definition.
Does this error indicate a problem on the SQL Server side or a problem with the call to SQL Server?
Thank you in advance for any help I receive.
- John Mercure