Numeric Value Out Of Range Error in Callable Statement

Question

I keep getting an error whenever I try and pass in a value greater than 9000 into my stored procedure. The procedure call looks like this:
sSelect = "execute sp_storedproc ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?";
CallableStatement call = objConn.prepareCall(sSelect);
call.setString(1, "TEST"); //DB TYPE = VARCHAR
call.setInt(2, 4); // DB TYPE = INTEGER
//*******************PROBLEM LINE***************************
call.setFloat(3,(float) 9001); //DB TYPE = MONEY
call.setInt(4, 25 ); // DB TYPE = INTEGER
call.setFloat(5,(float) 0); // DB TYPE = MONEY
// output parameters
call.setDouble(6, 0);
call.setDouble(7, 0);
call.registerOutParameter(6, Types.DOUBLE);
call.registerOutParameter(7, Types.DOUBLE);
// execute stored procedure
call.execute();
// retrieve value
val1= call.getDouble(6);
val2= call.getDouble(7);
I keep getting a "[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Numeric value out of range." error.
I'm using MS SQL server 2000. The error only occurs when I pass in values > 9000. Since there's no direct mapping between java data types and SQL MONEY data type, I've tried passing every possible type into the procedure with the same result (e.g. float, long, double, int, BigDecimal). If anyone has come across this problem and knows a solution please help!!
Thanks.

Answer 1

knows a solution please help!!Modify the stored proc so it takes a varchar. In the stored proc convert the string to the correct type. In java use setString() to pass in the value.