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Category: Stored Procedures

Development SQL Server Stored Procedures

Output Parameters

September 24, 2019September 24, 2019 by sumit

Creating output parameters To create an output parameter for a stored procedure, you use the following syntax: 1 parameter_name data_type OUTPUT A stored procedure can have many output parameters. In addition, the output parameters can be…

Development SQL Server Stored Procedures

Stored Procedure Basics

September 24, 2019September 24, 2019 by sumit

Creating a simple stored procedure The following SELECT statement returns a list of products from the products table in the BikeStores sample database: 1234567 SELECT product_name, list_priceFROM production.productsORDER BY product_name; To create a stored procedure that wraps this query, you…

Development SQL Server Stored Procedures

Parameters

September 24, 2019September 24, 2019 by sumit

Creating a stored procedure with one parameter The following query returns a product list from the products table in the sample database: 1234567 SELECT    product_name,    list_priceFROM     production.productsORDER BY    list_price; You can create a stored procedure that wraps this query using the CREATE…

Development SQL Server Stored Procedures

Variables

September 24, 2019September 24, 2019 by sumit

What is a variable A variable is an object that holds a single value of a specific type e.g., integer, date, or varying character string. We typically use variables in the following cases: As a loop counter to count…

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