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RE: execute sp with output parameter

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-- Be sure to declare variables output in -- the execute line of the batch... declare @input1 varchar(10) declare @input2 varchar(10) declare @output1 varchar(10) declare @output2 varchar(10) -- execute myProc @input1, @input2, @output1 output, @output2 output -- -- Here's the proc declaration... -- CREATE PROC myProc @input1 varchar(10) , @input2 varchar(10) , @output1 varchar(10) output […]

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2003-08-18

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