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The problem, I think, is actually that the procedure is returning a 4S0 and
SQL wants it to be packed.  When I changed DEC to NUMERIC, the decimal data
error went away.  It did not, however, return the result I expected.

It seems the first parameter value received by the service program contains
nothing resembling what I passed.  That might have something to do with
having to use VARYING/VARCHAR parameters when the service program is
expecting fixed length.  I guess I'll need to experiment a bit more.

Thanks everyone for getting me this far.  I never would have made it without
you. 

Donald R. Fisher, III
Project Manager
Roomstore Furniture Company
(804) 784-7600 extension 2124
DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


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Your stored procedure has no return value. 
That's why you get the decimal data error on the return value.
And I assume you'll never get returned your output parameters. 
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