Stored Procedure Example

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Hello There, I am New To Sql Server 2005, Can AnyOne Tell Me the Example of Stored Procedure That Returns The DateTime Value.

SQL

Create Proc MyProc
AS
DECLARE @dt DateTime 
            SELECT @dt =GetDate()
Return @dt

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I Want to Store The @dt In a Different Variable

SQL

DECLARE @Result Datetime
SET @Result=@dt

Is It Possible to Store The Result Of Stored Procedure in A Variable

Regards.

Posted 24-Aug-11 20:27pm

Updated 24-Aug-11 21:17pm

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Mahendra.p25 25-Aug-11 2:51am

yes you can declare another variable
and select @Result

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Mahendra.p25 · Answer 1 · 2011-08-24T20:29:00

try this

SQL

Create Proc MyProc
AS
DECLARE @dt DateTime
set @dt =GetDate()
select @dt as CurrentDatetime

Posted 24-Aug-11 20:29pm

Toniyo Jackson · Answer 2 · 2011-08-24T21:30:00

You can use OUTPUT parameter to return values from a stored procedure. Check the below link.

http://sqlserverpedia.com/wiki/Stored_Procedures_-_Output_Parameters_%26_Return_Values[^]

Posted 24-Aug-11 21:30pm