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'proc_application_startup' generated an error while deriving the parameters


Harm Horstman
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What causes this error message during startup?

Stored procedure 'proc_application_startup' generated an error while deriving the parameters.

Information:
Parameter 0 - project_id (project_id):
An SqlParameter with ParameterName '@project_id' is not contained by this SqlParameterCollection.
Parameter 1 - message (message):
An SqlParameter with ParameterName '@message' is not contained by this SqlParameterCollection.

Best answer by Vincent Doppenberg

You have configured a startup procedure with the name 'proc_application_startup' for your application by means of the 'startupprocedure' setting. This procedure will be called by the GUI when the application is started. Startup procedures have two mandatory parameters called 'project_id' and 'message'. The error message that you see will occur when the configured procedure on the database does not have these parameters.
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You have configured a startup procedure with the name 'proc_application_startup' for your application by means of the 'startupprocedure' setting. This procedure will be called by the GUI when the application is started. Startup procedures have two mandatory parameters called 'project_id' and 'message'. The error message that you see will occur when the configured procedure on the database does not have these parameters.

Harm Horstman
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Thank you!

I found it. I did a test on this a few months ago. In the 2018.3 release of SF. This didn't work.

Now I understand more ore less how it should work. This is an interesting feature, which can be useful.

It will help to give additional information on this in the documentation of extended properties (here).

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I have added an issue in the documention for this

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That would be useful, yes. Thank you for reporting an issue for it.