Using OUTPUT Parameters in Stored Procedures | SQL with Manoj
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Using OUTPUT Parameters in Stored Procedures
According to MS-BOL, SQL Server Stored-Procedures can return data in 4 forms:
1. Return Code: which are always an integer value.
2. OUTPUT Parameter: which can return either data (such as an integer or character value) or a cursor variable (cursors are result sets that can be retrieved one row at a time).
3. A result set for each SELECT statement contained in the stored procedure or any other stored procedures called by the stored procedure.
4. A global cursor that can be referenced outside the stored procedure.
Specifying OUTPUT keyword to the parameters in the Stored Procedures can return the values of the parameters to the calling program.
Let’s check this with a simple example by using AdventureWorks database:
USE [AdventureWorks]
GO
--// Create Stored Prcedure with OUTPUT parameter
CREATE
PROCEDURE
getContactName
@ContactID
INT
,
@FirstName
VARCHAR
(50)
OUTPUT
,
@LastName
VARCHAR
(50)
OUTPUT
AS
BEGIN
SELECT
@FirstName = FirstName, @LastName = LastName
FROM
Person.Contact
WHERE
ContactID = @ContactID
end
GO
--// Test the Procedure
DECLARE
@CID
INT
, @FName
VARCHAR
(50), @LName
VARCHAR
(50)
--/ Test# 1
SET
@CID = 100
EXEC
getContactName @ContactID=@CID,
@FirstName=@FName
OUTPUT
,
@LastName=@LName
OUTPUT
SELECT
@FName
as
'First Name'
, @LName
as
'Last Name'
--/ Output
-- ContactID First Name Last Name
-- 100 Jackie Blackwell
--/ Test# 2
SET
@CID = 200
EXEC
getContactName @ContactID=@CID,
@FirstName=@FName
OUTPUT
,
@LastName=@LName
OUTPUT
SELECT
@FName
as
'First Name'
, @LName
as
'Last Name'
--/ Output
-- ContactID First Name Last Name
-- 200 Martin Chisholm
GO
--// Final Cleanup
DROP
PROCEDURE
getContactName
GO
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