PetaPoco Output Param From Stored Procedure not returning

Question

Using SQL Server 2005 w/ latest PetaPoco w/ the following code:

    Dim count = New SqlParameter("@Count", System.Data.ParameterDirection.Output)
    count.DbType = Data.DbType.Int32

    Dim results = db.Query(Of User)(";exec SearchUserPaged @@page=@page, @@maximumRows=@maximumRows, @@ClientID=@ClientID, @@orderBy=@SortExp, @@Count=@Count OUT",
                                    New With {.page = pageEx, .maximumRows = maximumRowIndex, .ClientID = Me.ClientID, .SortExp = sortExpression, .Count = count}).ToList()

    'Dim results = db.EDPEntities.Query(Of User)(";exec SearchUserPaged @@page=@0, @@maximumRows=@1, @@ClientID=@2, @@orderBy=@3, @@Count=@4 OUTPUT",
    '                                  pageEx, maximumRowIndex, Me.ClientID, sortExpression, count).ToList()

    If IsDBNull(count.Value) Then
        Me.Count = 0
    Else
        Me.Count = count.Value
    End If

But the output param always returns a value of 0. Pretty new to PetaPoco so not sure if I'm missing something super obvious.

Here is the SQL generated by Peta which runs fine in query analyzer:

DECLARE @0 int,@1 int,@2 int,@3 nvarchar(4000),@4 int
SET @0=1
SET @1=25
SET @2=10145
SET @3=NULL
SET @4=2
exec SearchUserPaged @page=@0, @maximumRows=@1, @ClientID=@2, @orderBy=@3, @Count=@4 OUT

SELECT @4

When I SELECT @4 the correct value is returned.

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Jan 14 '13 at 05:21

This worked (not sure why):

    Dim count = New SqlParameter("@Count", System.Data.SqlDbType.Int)
    count.Direction = System.Data.ParameterDirection.Output
    count.Value = DBNull.Value

    Dim results = db.Query(Of User)(";exec SearchUserPaged @@page=@page, @@maximumRows=@maximumRows, @@ClientID=@ClientID, @@orderBy=@SortExp, @@Count=@Count OUT", New With { _
        Key .page = pageEx, _
        Key .maximumRows = maximumRowIndex, _
        Key .ClientID = ClientID, _
        Key .SortExp = sortExpression, _
        Key .Count = count _
    }).ToList()

    If IsDBNull(count.Value) Then
        Me.Count = 0
    Else
        Me.Count = count.Value
    End If

score 0 · Answer 2 · answered Mar 14 '14 at 07:04

0

I think it's because of the default value of the Param

Dim count = New SqlParameter("@Count", System.Data.SqlDbType.Int)
count.Direction = System.Data.ParameterDirection.Output
count.Value = DBNull.Value -- this fixed the error.

Hope this helps

answered Mar 14 '14 at 07:04

jayson.centeno

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