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How to automate parameterized queries/stored procedures

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I have program that modifies data from several different databases, and
includes many many tables and columns. I have created stored procedures for
all the updates, but how do I automate the parameters so that I don't have
to write out 150 column names and their datatypes by hand? Right now all
the values are in arrays or dataset, or other collective list, so I can
easily create the stored procedure syntax with just the values, but to
parameterize it and set the datatypes, that's a whole other story. Any
ideas would be helpful.
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