Stored Procedure

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alter procedure chkloginSP(@ui varchar(50),@pass varchar(50),@no int out)
as
begin
select @no=COUNT(*) from loginc where userid=@ui and password=@pass
end

exec chkloginSP 'sa',123456,@no
Msg 137, Level 15, State 2, Line 1
Must declare the scalar variable "@no".

Posted 14-Oct-10 1:04am

sampath55

Updated 14-Oct-10 1:37am

Johnny J.

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@nuraGGupta@ · Answer 1 · 2010-10-14T01:33:00

Hi sampath,

SQL

ALTER procedure chkloginSP(@ui varchar(50),@pass varchar(50),@no int out)
as
begin
select @no=COUNT(*) from loginc where userid=@ui and password=@pass
end

This is running pretty fair at my end. I use sql server 2005. Also, I can see the variable @no is declared correctly in the parameters. No problems with that. Maybe you're not selecting the whole stored procedure while executing it. Try it once again.

Not Active · Answer 2 · 2010-10-14T01:12:00

Solution 1

I think the error message is fairly clear. You have not declared a variable named @no

Posted 14-Oct-10 1:12am

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Updated 14-Oct-10 1:38am

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