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How to Use Output Parameter in Stored Procedure with example
Question Posted on 31 Jan 2017Home >> DataBase >> SQL Query >> How to Use Output Parameter in Stored Procedure with example

As name suggest Output means something to get return from procedure by declareing Output type in procedure below code will help us.


CREATE PROCEDURE ProceduerName

@Column1 varchar(50),
@Column2 varchar(50),
@Column3 varchar(50),
@OutputVal VARCHAR(100) OUT

AS

BEGIN



SET NOCOUNT ON;

---Checking Condition if for exists or not


IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE columnname=@value)

BEGIN

INSERT INTO tablename
(

Column1,
Column2,
Column3
)

VALUES

(

@Column1,
@Column2,
@Column3

)

--If query Successfully execute I am returing the below Message as Output Parameter

SET @OutputVal=@Column1+' Created Successfully'
END
ELSE
BEGIN
--If record already Exists i am returning this Message as Output Parameter

SET @OutputVal=@Column1 + ' Already Exists'

END

END
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