How can I fix it? Procedure or function 'sp_division' expects parameter '@result', which was not supplied.

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SQL-Server-2014

SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO

CREATE PROCEDURE  sp_Division
		 @Result FLOAT
AS
BEGIN TRY

	SET @Result = 10/5
	DECLARE @Check AS FLOAT

	PRINT '--> '+CONVERT(CHAR(255),@Result);


END TRY  

BEGIN CATCH  
    IF @Check=0
	PRINT 'Error, can not divide with 0'
END CATCH;  
GO

What I have tried:

I have put this in procedure and then executed the procedure, and it gives me an error
Procedure or function 'sp_Division' expects parameter '@Result', which was not supplied.

Posted 19-Aug-19 21:16pm

NikolV

Updated 19-Aug-19 21:41pm

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Solution 2

Change

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE  sp_Division
		 @Result FLOAT

into

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE  sp_Division
		 @Result FLOAT = NULL

OR

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE  sp_Division

The strange thing is That you create a stored procedure that needs @Result als parameter and in the sp you devide 10/5 and store that in @Result.

Posted 19-Aug-19 21:41pm

Herman<T>.Instance

Updated 19-Aug-19 21:43pm

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2019-08-19T21:31:00

Solution 1

Try:

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE  sp_Division
		 @Result FLOAT OUTPUT
AS

Posted 19-Aug-19 21:31pm

OriginalGriff

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NikolV 20-Aug-19 4:47am

Thank you .It worked

OriginalGriff 20-Aug-19 5:02am

You're welcome!