The JavaScript code is indicating that there are excessive parameters being passed during a call to a Stored Procedure, despite me providing the precise number.

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There could be a few reasons for this issue. Here are a few things to check:

1. Make sure that you are passing the parameters in the correct order. If you supply parameters in the wrong order, the Stored Procedure may mistake one parameter for another, causing the call to fail.

2. Verify that you are providing the expected data types for the parameters. If you provide a different data type than what the Stored Procedure is expecting, it may not recognize the parameter and throw an error.

3. Check if the Stored Procedure has any default values set for its parameters. If a parameter has a default value, you don't need to supply it during the call. However, if you do supply it, it may cause an error if it conflicts with the default value.

4. Check for any triggers or constraints attached to the Stored Procedure. These can sometimes cause issues if they conflict with your input.

5. Try running the Stored Procedure directly in SQL Server Management Studio to see if it produces any errors or warnings. This may give you a clearer idea of what's going wrong.

If none of these solutions work, you may need to provide more details about the specific error message or code you're receiving.