How Do I Take Message From The Stored Procedure

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ALTER procedure [dbo].[GetSubmitDetails]
(
@cust_id int ,
@name varchar (50),
@state Varchar (50),
@s_amount varchar (50),
@sales_id int,
@select out

)

AS
declare @count int
set @count = (SELECT count(*) FROM customer inner join
sales
on customer.cust_id=sales.cust_id
WHERE customer.cust_id = @cust_id
and sales.sales_id=@sales_id)
if(@count>0)
BEGIN

SELECT 'This record already exists!'
END
ELSE

BEGIN

SELECT 'Record Added'
Insert into test.dbo.[customer](cust_id,name,[state]) values (@cust_id,@name,@state)

Insert into test.dbo.[sales](cust_id,sales_id,s_amount) values (@cust_id,@sales_id,@s_amount)
END

Posted 19-May-15 19:14pm

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Pankit Patel 20-May-15 1:42am

you can use ExecuteReader() for run query in code so this function will give you some messages or some values.

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Arun Kumar_Tech · Answer 1 · 2015-05-19T19:38:00

Create One new Stored Procedure and write exec code inside this procedure, you will get the message of that previous procedure and then you proceed your code.

SQL

create procedure GetReturnValue
as
begin
declare @result as varchar(50)
exec @result=[dbo].[GetSubmitDetails] @cust_id,@name,@state,@s_amount,@sales_id,@selectout 
end