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Dexterity stored procedure refusing to compile

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Posted on by Alvin Evans 185

I have created a stored procedure in SQL as follows;

ALTER PROCEDURE .[dbo].[stp_SalesItemDetail] 
	-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here
	@custnmbr char(15),
	@itemnmbr char(31),
	@docdate datetime,
	@qty numeric(19,5) = 1,
	@currency char(16) = 'GBP',
	@custprice numeric(19,5) output,
	@prcshid char(15) output,
	@listprice numeric(19,5) output
AS
BEGIN

Then in dex I have created a procedure called stp_SalesItemDetail with the following code;

sproc returns long sproc_status;

in string IN_custnmbr;
in string IN_itemnmbr;
in currency IN_qty;
in string IN_currency;
in date	IN_docdate;
inout currency INOUT_custprce;
inout string INOUT_prcshid;
inout currency INOUT_listprce;

call sproc "stp_SalesItemDetail", sproc_status, 
	IN_custnmbr, 
	IN_itemnmbr, 
	IN_docdate, 
	IN_qty, 
	IN_currency, 
	INOUT_custprce, 
	INOUT_prcshid, 
	INOUT_listprce;


However I am getting Type Incompatibility errors when I try to compile;

Type incompatibility 'script stp_SalesItemDetail Parameter #4'
Type incompatibility 'script stp_SalesItemDetail Parameter #5'
Type incompatibility 'script stp_SalesItemDetail Parameter #6'

If I change those parameters to strings in the dexterity code it compiles but then those are incorrect?!

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    Alvin Evans 185 on at
    RE: Dexterity stored procedure refusing to compile

    OK, found the problem.

    I didn't realise that you had to declare the in_variables in the dexterity procedure in the same order they appear in the stored procedure, moving the IN_docdate declaration to above the IN_qty solved it, even though I had them in the correct order in the call function.

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