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- SQL Programming Part 1 - Stored Procedure Basics
- SQL Programming Part 2 - Stored Procedure Parameters
- SQL Programming Part 3 - Variables in SQL
- SQL Programming Part 4 - Output Parameters and Return Values
- SQL Programming Part 5 - IF Statements in SQL
- SQL Programming Part 6 - WHILE Loops
- SQL Programming Part 7 - User Defined Functions
- SQL Programming Part 8 - Temporary Tables
- SQL Programming Part 9 - Table variables
- SQL Programming Part 10 - Table-Valued Functions
- SQL Programming Part 12 - Cursors
- SQL Programming Part 11 - Common Table Expressions (CTEs)
- SQL Programming Part 13 - Dynamic SQL
- SQL Programming Part 14 - Transactions
- SQL Programming Part 15 - DML Triggers
- SQL Programming Part 16 - DDL Triggers
- SQL Programming Part 17 - The Pivot Operator
- SQL Programming Part 18 - Dynamic Pivot Tables
Advanced SQL (programming) videos | SQL Programming Part 2 - Stored Procedure Parameters
Posted by Andrew Gould on 20 November 2012
Stored Procedures are extremely useful tools in SQL Server, and they become even more powerful when you use parameters to pass information to them. This video teaches you how to define a list of parameters for a stored procedure and how to call a parameterised procedure and pass information to it. You'll also learn how to create optional parameters with default values, how to handle NULLs passed to a procedure and, finally, how to use your procedure in other applications such as Reporting Services.
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