Error: SqlDateTime Overflow !!!???

Jul 24, 2004

When I run my query





dr = Me.SqlComm_Chk_ATLGroup.ExecuteReader





it give me this error:





SqlDateTime overflow. Must be between 1/1/1753 12:00:00 AM and 12/31/9999 11:59:59 PM.








This is my Query :





SELECT break_time, break_rep_no, break_type, break_user_id


FROM breaks


WHERE (break_date = @p1) AND (break_group = @p2) AND (break_time > @p3) AND (break_time < @P4)


ORDER BY break_time





This is the code





Dim dr As SqlClient.SqlDataReader





Me.SqlConn.Open()


Me.SqlComm_Chk_ATLGroup.Parameters(0).Value = #7/23/2004#


Me.SqlComm_Chk_ATLGroup.Parameters(1).Value = 0


Me.SqlComm_Chk_ATLGroup.Parameters(2).Value = #10:00:00 AM#


Me.SqlComm_Chk_ATLGroup.Parameters(3).Value = #2:00:00 PM#





dr = Me.SqlComm_Chk_ATLGroup.ExecuteReader





While dr.Read





End While





Me.SqlConn.Close()





Note : when I store the time in a string and display it it gives me 10:00:00 AM 1/1/0001 or something like that ?





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I've seen a few comments on this error and they've all been basically "You're passing a bad date time". I don't think that's what's happening in my case though.
I'm trying to write a record to my SQL database using a business logic layer class that writes the record with a stored procedure. Here's the codebehind on the page: Protected Sub btnSubmit_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
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  (
@UsersGSNvarchar(20) = Nothing,
@UsersNameFirstvarchar(20),
@UsersNameMiddlevarchar(20) = Nothing,
@UsersNameLastvarchar(20),
@UsersKnownAsvarchar(20) = Nothing,
@UsersPhone1varchar(50),
@UsersPhone2varchar(50) = Nothing,
@UsersPhoneMobile1varchar(20) = Nothing,
@UsersPhoneMobile2varchar(20) = Nothing,
@UsersEmailvarchar(50) = Nothing,
@OfficesIDint,
@UsersDepartmentvarchar(50),
@UsersSSNvarchar(5) = Nothing,
@UsersNewPositionbit,
@UsersContractorbit,
@UsersContractTypevarchar(20) = Nothing,
@UsersContractAgencyvarchar(50) = Nothing,
@UsersStartDatedatetime,
@UsersEndDatedatetime = Nothing,
@UsersJobTitlevarchar(50),
@FunctionCodesIDint,
@UsersCompanyCodevarchar(20) = Nothing,
@UsersCostCentervarchar(20) = Nothing,
@UsersID_Managerint,
@UsersID_ManagerAltint,
@UsersRolevarchar(20) = "User",
@StatusesIDint = 1
)
AS
SET NOCOUNT OFF;

INSERT INTO [Users]
(UsersGSN,
UsersNameFirst,
UsersNameMiddle,
UsersNameLast,
UsersKnownAs,
UsersPhone1,
UsersPhone2,
UsersPhoneMobile1,
UsersPhoneMobile2,
UsersEmail,
OfficesID,
UsersDepartment,
UsersSSN,
UsersNewPosition,
UsersContractor,
UsersContractType,
UsersContractAgency,
UsersStartDate,
UsersEndDate,
UsersJobTitle,
FunctionCodesID,
UsersCompanyCode,
UsersCostCenter,
UsersID_Manager,
UsersID_ManagerAlt,
UsersRole,
StatusesID)

VALUES
(@UsersGSN,
@UsersNameFirst,
@UsersNameMiddle,
@UsersNameLast,
@UsersKnownAs,
@UsersPhone1,
@UsersPhone2,
@UsersPhoneMobile1,
@UsersPhoneMobile2,
@UsersEmail,
@OfficesID,
@UsersDepartment,
@UsersSSN,
@UsersNewPosition,
@UsersContractor,
@UsersContractType,
@UsersContractAgency,
@UsersStartDate,
@UsersEndDate,
@UsersJobTitle,
@FunctionCodesID,
@UsersCompanyCode,
@UsersCostCenter,
@UsersID_Manager,
@UsersID_ManagerAlt,
@UsersRole,
@StatusesID);  
 
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Also I'm pretty sure there's a lot of redundant passing of all those vars but I'm brand new to tiered apps and just learning. If there's a simpler way, feel free to enlighten me. :)

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Code:


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objParam4.Value = author_last
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objParam6.Value = ISBN
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objParam8.Value = discount_price
objParam9.Value = text_description
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'objParam14.Value = audBinaryData

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Catch e As Exception
Beep()
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Table:
Contract_No varchar (20) NOT NULL
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AGC varchar (4) NOT NULL
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Group_ varchar (8) NOT NULL
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Type char (1) NULL
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C_Qty numeric(11, 4) NULL
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D_Qty numeric(11, 4) NULL
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AGC VARCHAR2(4)
SALESGROUP VARCHAR2(4)
GROUP_ VARCHAR2(8)
ACTIVITY_TYPE VARCHAR2(4)
TYPE CHAR(1)
GROUP_DESCRIPTION VARCHAR2(50)
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B_COST NUMBER
C_QTY NUMBER
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D_QTY NUMBER
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declare @strSelect as varchar(1000);
declare @strWhere as varchar(1000);
declare @strSql as varchar(3019);

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Contract_No
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, Group_
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, Type
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, B_Qty
, B_Cost
, C_Qty
, C_Cost
, D_Qty
, D_Cost
, Registration_Date_Time)'

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, gLCK.Activity_Type
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, gLCK.B_Qty
, gLCK.B_Cost
, gLCK.C_Qty
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AND NOT EXISTS
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FROM V_Contracts_Closed as vCC
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BEGIN
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END

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END

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SQL Server Enterprise Manager
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