what's wrong with this stored procedure

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SQL-Server-2005

Iam not good in sp's and functions anybody's help to me

SQL

create procedure status_change
(
@diff int output
)
as
begin
set @diff=(select datediff(day,last_login,getdate()) from samp_data);
if(@diff>=90)
begin
update samp_data set status='deactive'
end
end

when ever iam executing this procedure it's giving error like

Procedure or Function 'status_change' expects parameter '@diff', which was not supplied.

what's wrong in this procedure
why the result value is not stored in localvariale @diff

Posted 28-Nov-11 0:50am

swarup65

Updated 28-Nov-11 0:59am

thatraja

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*Karthik Harve* · Answer 1 · 2011-11-28T01:50:00

Solution 1

Execute like this..

SQL

DECLARE @Diff int
EXEC status_change @Diff
PRINT @Diff

Posted 28-Nov-11 1:50am

Karthik Harve

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swarup65 28-Nov-11 8:05am

Thank u for ur reply. I got solution

deepakdynamite · Answer 2 · 2011-11-28T01:56:00

Solution 2

Use Select statement , if you dont want to pass arguments.

Like :

SQL

create procedure status_change
(

)
as
begin
Declare @diff int
set @diff=(select datediff(day,last_login,getdate()) from samp_data);
if(@diff>=90)
begin
update samp_data set status='deactive'
end
Select @diff
end