>Hi everybody,
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>This would be more of a design question. We have a stored procedure with 27 parameters some of them having default values.
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>In our VFP code there is a call for this SP inside a longer procedure with about 15 parameters.
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>I am writing a C# code looking at the current VFP code (basically, I want to get the same functionality).
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>I'd like to put that SP call into a separate method.
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>I've created the method using that same parameters from VFP call (which omits about half of SP parameters) but now when I looked into an SP call I see it has more parameters.
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>So, I'm thinking - would it make sense to rather create a class so I can pass an object to that new method instead? Having 27 parameters in a method looks unwisely and missing some parameters because they are not used in that particular call also doesn't look correct.
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>What do you think the best approach here?
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>Thanks in advance.

Creating a class would add no value

If some parameters are not used in some cases, for clarity you might want to break up that method and create methods that use all the arguments passed.