Is there a maximum number of arguments that can be passed to a stored procedure?

I received "Procedure or function sp_UpdateEntity has too many arguments specified" after calling a stored procedure from a Web form.

Thank you.

Not that I know of.
The error is indicating that you're passing more parameters than the stored procedure expects. Check your code and see how and how many parameters you specify.

Cheers,

Imar


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Imar Spaanjaars
Everyone is unique, except for me.

That was it. Thanks!

I know this is an old post, but I hope someone can help me. I am getting the error "has too many arguments specified" for a stored procedure that I call, but only after the first time I call it. The first time it works fine. I reduced my number of arguments to four for testing and checked all the code. I am using vb6.net and a clsSQLDatabase that I have used successfully before. Here is my code:
Dim WithEvents lobj As New clsSQLDatabase
        Try
            lobj.ConnectionString = ConnectionString
            lobj.OpenDBConnection()
            lobj.BuildNewSQLCommand("UpdateMostWantedParents42 1")
            lobj.AddParameterToSQLCommand(SqlDbType.Int, "@id", curID, ParameterDirection.Input)
            lobj.AddParameterToSQLCommand(SqlDbType.Char, "@LastName", txtLName.Text, ParameterDirection.Input)
            lobj.AddParameterToSQLCommand(SqlDbType.Char, "@FirstName", txtFName.Text, ParameterDirection.Input)
            lobj.AddParameterToSQLCommand(SqlDbType.Char, "@MName", txtMiddle.Text, ParameterDirection.Input)
            lobj.ExecuteStoredProcedure()
        Catch ex As Exception
            Label1.Text = ex.ToString
  End Try
It seems as if I need to clear out the object lobj or something. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Linda