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POOut of range error from C# to SQL
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I have a stored procedure as follows <pre><code>create procedure [dbo].[PriceConfirm] @quote float, @membershipType int, @promocode nvarchar(20), @giftCertificateCode nvarchar(20) as if(LEN(@giftCertificateCode)>1) begin declare @giftType int select @giftType = MembershipType from GiftCertificate where GiftCertificateCode=@giftCertificateCode if @giftType = @membershipType begin select 1 as result end else begin select 0 as result end end else begin declare @total float select @total = Price from MembershipType where TypeID=@membershipType declare @discount float select @discount = 0 if(LEN(@promocode)>1) begin select @discount = DiscountAmount from Membership_Promo where Promocode=@promocode and MembershipType = @membershipType end else begin select @discount=0 end if ABS(@total-@discount-@quote) <.01 begin select 1 as result end else begin select 0 as result end end </code></pre> And if I just execute the stored procedure in SQL Server Management Studio, it works. <pre><code>exec PriceConfirm @quote=69.99, @membershipType=6, @promocode='1', @giftCertificateCode='1' </code></pre> That returns 1, as it should. But in C#, when I try to pass in the parameters @quote, @membershipType, @promocode, @giftCertificateCode with the exact same values, I get an exception in the code. It reads '69.99' is out of range. In my table and in the stored procedures, I have the columns as floats. I just don't understand why passing in a C# double is giving me a precision error. Can anybody advise? Edit: Here's the C# code: <pre><code>IDataAccess dataAccess = _dataAccessService.GetDataAccess(); IDataConnection connection = _dataAccessService.GetConnection(Connectionstring); var operation = new DataOperation("PriceConfirm"); operation.Parameters.Add(new DataParameter("@quote", DbType.Double, quote)); operation.Parameters.Add(new DataParameter("@membershipType", DbType.Int32, membership)); operation.Parameters.Add(new DataParameter("@promocode", DbType.String, promocode)); operation.Parameters.Add(new DataParameter("@giftCertificateCode", DbType.String, giftcode)); IResultSet reader = dataAccess.ExecuteResultSet(connection, operation, ResultSetType.Reader); </code></pre> Reader is null after it tries to execute the operation. It throws an exception saying that "Data Parameter '69.99' is out of range."
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