Hello,
I have a stored like this:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[Quotation#Print]
@ResultMessage VARCHAR(MAX) OUT,
@IdQuotation INT,
@IdUser
How can I call it for debug purposes?
Thank you.
Luis
Hello,
I have a stored like this:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[Quotation#Print]
@ResultMessage VARCHAR(MAX) OUT,
@IdQuotation INT,
@IdUser
How can I call it for debug purposes?
Thank you.
Luis
I'm not really sure if I understand you.
If you want to debug a Stored Procedure with the interface
PROCEDURE [dbo].[Quotation#Print]
@ResultMessage VARCHAR(MAX) OUT,
@IdQuotation INT,
@IdUser
You can try this:
--CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[Quotation#Print]
--@ResultMessage VARCHAR(MAX) OUT,
--@IdQuotation INT,
--@IdUser
DECLARE @ResultMessage VARCHAR(MAX) = 'Your debug data'
DECLARE @IdQuotation INT = 0 -- more debug data
DECLARE @IdUser INT = 12 --more debug data
And run the SQL code of the body of the SP in an interactive way from SSMS.
Yes, I'd need just the correct EXEC statement for this kind of procedure.
DECLARE @MyOutput VARCHAR(MAX);
EXECUTE dbo.[Quotation#Print]
@ResultMessage = @MyOutput OUTPUT
, @IdQuotation = 10
, @IdUser = 12
PRINT @MyOutput
Perfect, thanks a lot Wim.
Luis