If you want to return a value from a procedure ,the parameter which return the value has to be declared using the output class
note:A procedure can return one or n values at a time
While returning a value from a procedure you don't require to use any return statement .If you assign the values to the output parameter ,procedure only will take the responsibility of returning the values
Procedure with multiple output parameters:
Here i will show a procedure which can be used for inserting the id,name,sales and city into orders table
note:A procedure can return one or n values at a time
procedure test(@x int,@y int output) | | input output Parameter Parameter Create procedure process(@x int,@y int,@z int output) As Begin SET @z:@x+@y END //calling the above procedure Declare @a int EXEC Process 100,50,@A output print @ANote:
While returning a value from a procedure you don't require to use any return statement .If you assign the values to the output parameter ,procedure only will take the responsibility of returning the values
Procedure with multiple output parameters:
Here i will show a procedure which can be used for inserting the id,name,sales and city into orders table
Create procedure insert_orders(@id int,@name varchar(50),@sales money,@city varchar(50) AS BEGIN Insert into orders(Id,name,sales,city)values(@id ,@name,@sales,@city) END *calling above procedure EXEC insert_orders 1,'aaa',3000,US
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