PRB: Error 40041 When Calling RDO Parameters Through User Connection

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

Stored Procedure

     CREATE PROCEDURE Test @ID1 int,
                           @ID2 int
     AS
     DECLARE @RetParam int
     SELECT @RetParam = @ID1 + @ID2
     RETURN @RetParam
     Go
				

Create the UserConnection

1. Start a new Standard EXE project in Visual Basic. Form1 is created by default.
2. From the Project menu, select Components, click the Designers tab, then select "Microsoft UserConnection."
3. From the Project menu, choose Add ActiveX Designer, and then select Microsoft UserConnection.
4. Double-click UserConnection1. This opens a dialog box named UserConnection1 Properties.
5. On the Connection tab, select either a DSN or DSN-less connection and fill in the appropriate information. On the Authentication tab, leave User Name and Password blank. In the ODBC Prompt Behavior drop-down list box, choose Never.
6. Click OK to save this information and return to the Designer window.
7. Alternate click UserConnection1 and choose Insert Query. This opens a dialog box named Query1 Properties.
8. Insert the source of the Query to be based on the stored procedure, and then select the Test stored procedure.
9. On the Parameters tab, Select ID1 then Select ID2.
10. Click OK to save this information and return to the Designer window.

Visual Basic Code

1. Add a command button named Command1 to Form1.
2. Paste the following code in the General Declaration's section of Form1:

          Option Explicit
          Dim cn As New UserConnection1
          Dim qry As New rdoQuery
          Dim lngTemp As Long
          Dim intReturn As Integer
          Dim er As rdoError
   
          Private Sub Command1_Click()
   
          On Error GoTo UC_Error
          ' Establish connection.
          cn.EstablishConnection rdDriverNoPrompt
   
          Set qry = cn.rdoQueries("Query1")
   
          qry("@ID1") = 2
          qry("@ID2") = 3
          qry.Execute
   
          lngTemp = qry.rdoParameters("RETURN_VALUE")
   
          ' Check to see if you have a return value.
          If lngTemp = vbNull Then
             MsgBox "Sorry no value was returned back", , "Error occurred"
             GoTo Free
          Else
             intReturn = lngTemp
          End If
   
          MsgBox "Sum of ID1 and ID2 = " & intReturn, , "Output"
   
       Free:
          Set qry = Nothing
          Set cn = Nothing
       Exit Sub
   
       UC_Error:
      For each er in rdoErrors
         MsgBox er.Number & ": " & er.Description
      Next er
   
       End Sub
   					

3. Press the F5 key to run the program. This causes error 40041 to occur.