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Old November 25th, 2002, 05:57 AM
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Question Problem with passing a variable to a SQLServer SP

Hi all...

I'm having a big problem with a variable - I'm working with ASP and SQLServer 7

I created a stored procedure that updates the record of a client in my clients table

The error that I'm getting is this:
ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0BB9)
Os argumentos são de tipo incorrecto, estão fora do intervalo aceitável ou estão em conflito uns com os outros.

Translation: The arguments are of an incorrect type, are out of an acceptable range or are in conflict with eachother.

Here is my code:

numCliente = CLNG(trim(request.form("nCliente")))

SQLstmt = "EXECUTE actualizarCliente @celulaAgend='" & celula & "', "
SQLstmt = SQLstmt & "@nomeAgend='" & nome & "', "
SQLstmt = SQLstmt & "@moradaAgend='"&morada&"', "
SQLstmt = SQLstmt & "@telef1Agend="&telef1 & ", "
SQLstmt = SQLstmt & "@telef2Agend="&telef2 & ", "
SQLstmt = SQLstmt & "@macAddressAgend='"&macAddress&"', "
SQLstmt = SQLstmt & "@observacoesAgend='"&observacoes&"', "
SQLstmt = SQLstmt & "@PDAgend='"&PD&"', "
SQLstmt = SQLstmt & "@nClienteAgend="&numCliente
Response.Write sqlstmt
rs.open sqlstmt,conn,1,2

The field type in the db is numeric

The stranges thing is that, when I response.out the SQLstmt, and then copy/paste it exactly as it is to the dataBase (thru query analyser), it works exactly as it should.

Here is what my SQMstmt looks like when I response.Write it:

EXECUTE actualizarCliente @celulaAgend='BG03', @nomeAgend='trhrthreht', @moradaAgend='erhterhrehter', @telef1Agend=123123123, @telef2Agend=123123123, @macAddressAgend='teste', @observacoesAgend='teste teste teste', @PDAgend='3A2', @nClienteAgend=1111111116

Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong? I've tried everything I know of and so far nothing worked...

Thanks in advanced
Ophelia

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Old November 27th, 2002, 04:05 PM
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check your database connection info to make sure it is also conn.

I got the same error message the other day when my asp file used the variable "dbconn", but my database connection file called the variable "dcnDB"!

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Old November 28th, 2002, 05:21 AM
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You were absolutely right.... It was a misspel error in my connection string


Thanks

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