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Error: Must declare the scalar variable "@SEQN".

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I am working with my first template and add form. Basically, when I go to add a record, it returns the error: Must declare the scalar variable "@SEQN". My submit command is passing a value from the query string to a stored procedure. I am not sure why this is returning the error. I have done this before with a basic form and it worked fine. Any ideas for trouble shooting this? Will post a fiddle.
xmodpro template
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tgra asked Sep 6, 2016 active Sep 6, 2016

Detail template crashes when more than one xmodpro template used

A critical error has occurred. Please check the Event Viewer for further details. close AssemblyVersion :7.3.4 PortalID :0 PortalName :QASWeb UserID :1 UserName :host ActiveTabID :175 ActiveTabName :NCRView RawURL :/QASWeb/NCR/NCRView AbsoluteURL :/Default.aspx UserAgent :Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/44.0.2403.157 Safari/537.36 DefaultDataProvid
detail templatexmodpro template
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Paul Buckley asked Sep 6, 2015 active Sep 7, 2015

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