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!!! An Error Occured While getting Data From Hdr_AccountType.Procedure or function sproc_Ins_ManualPhotoSettingsDetails has too many arguments specified.

Posted 11-May-11 1:11am

kannan 2

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If you have to many parameters, there is a big flaw in your code design. It means you need to functionally group most parameters in appropriately encapsulated types: classes and/or structures and use much fewer parameters of these types.

—SA

Posted 11-May-11 7:47am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-11T01:22:00

Solution 1

Count the number of arguments (parameters) in the definition of above mentioned procedures and/or functions. Then count the number of arguments (parameters) in the invocation of said procedure/function.
If the number of arguments in the definition is less than the number of arguments in the invocation you already have the source of your error. Somehow you've added more parameters to the invocation than were specified in the definition of said procedure/function.

To solve your issue you'll just have to remove the surplus parameters from the procedure/function invocation.

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-MRB

Posted 11-May-11 1:22am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

Updated 11-May-11 1:45am

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Comments

Toniyo Jackson 11-May-11 7:24am

Good call +5

Abhinav S 11-May-11 8:00am

Good answer. 5. Proposed as solution.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-May-11 13:48pm

This is correct, my 5, but I think the best way of approaching this problem is re-factorization, which is apparently in order in this case.

Please see my solution.
--SA

fjdiewornncalwe 11-May-11 13:49pm

Simple, and true. +5