How to write stored procedure to get employee's years of experience using getdate() in SQL

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I don't know about parameterized stored procedure

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I tried using function but i don't know how to write using stored procedure.

Posted 6-Jan-23 21:10pm

Apoorva K S

Updated 6-Jan-23 21:44pm

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PIEBALDconsult 7-Jan-23 10:23am

A function is a better choice.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2023-01-06T21:44:00

They are easy: very similar to a function but they can modify the database but can't be used in SELECT statements.

Start here: SQL Stored Procedures[^]

Do note that you should only ever call GETDATE once in a lump of code and save the result for further use: if you call it multiple times the value you get could be very different between successive calls: at the end of a year for example, one call may return 2022-12-31 and the second 2023-01-01. This can lead to some really nasty intermittent errors that are every hard to track down and repair the damage to your DB!