sql server Print function

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i need output for sql print value i am passing some values how to get that value aspx page any one help me sir

Posted 3-Oct-12 2:28am

satheeshkumar chinnadurai

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Guirec 3-Oct-12 8:40am

If I understand correctly you have some sql which makes usage of the "print" function and you want to get the output string appearing on a web page. Right?
if Yes then there is no direct way. You have to modify the sql so that you create a variable which is the concatenation of what you are printing and then use that variable as an output command of your ado.net query.

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Teenustar · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-03T06:46:00

If you are trying to return a variable from your Stored Procedure, then you must declare an output variable. A sample Procedure is shown below.
You can then get the variable in your aspx page accordingly. Dont forget to handle null.

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sample]
     @input varchar,
     @output varchar OutPUT
AS
SET NOCOUNT ON

BEGIN
  IF @input = 1  
   BEGIN
    SET @output ='your message'
   END
END

OR

If you were referring to print an error message from the SQL stored Proc , then use RAISEERROR function in your SQL Procedure.
use link http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178592.aspx[^]

You can then catch the exception in the aspx page and display it as required.