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Assigning parameters for ADODB Command object

I'm curious about assigning parameters to an ADODB command object and maybe someone could explain why one of the two methods below works and the other doesn't. I can't seem to determine the difference really between these two.

Example 1 works:
Code:
set objParam1 = thecommand.createparameter("p_MsgHostname",200,1,255,peer_ip)
thecommand.Parameters.Append objParam1


The above example will append the variables.

The below example will give the error: Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.

Example 2 does not work:
Code:
set param = thecommand.Parameters
    param.append thecommand.createparameter("p_MsgHostname",200,1,255,peer_ip)
thecommand.parameters.append param


Thanks for any help on this,
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I dunno, but if it helps here's a link to the reference for the Parameters collection that you're trying to append to in your 2nd example. There are links to example code for vbscript.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...564(VS.85).aspx
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