parameterised stored procedure

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What is parameterised stored procedure? why do we use it? where we can it be implemented?Can anyone explain it with the help of a example? Thanks.

Posted 29-May-13 23:41pm

Rambo_Raja

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walterhevedeich 30-May-13 6:09am

Even your spelling is wrong. It's parameterized. And have you read the rules for posting questions, especially the first one? It says "Have you searched or Googled for a solution?"

Orcun Iyigun 30-May-13 6:30am

What have you tried?[^] just refer them this link :)

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-30T01:55:00

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It is a stored procedure that takes parameters. For example, a stored procedure that returns customer information. You would want a parameter to pass in the specific customer ID you are interested in.

See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa174792%28v=sql.80%29.aspx[^] for more info.

Posted 30-May-13 1:55am

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Rambo_Raja 30-May-13 8:02am

Thanks...

ZurdoDev 30-May-13 8:14am

You're welcome. If you get stuck on something more specific just come back and ask another question.

Rambo_Raja 30-May-13 8:07am

k.But we write query in N''. eg @sql = N'select * from test'.why?

ZurdoDev 30-May-13 8:15am

Why the N? Is that what you are asking? It just means to treat the string as nvarchar instead of varchar. It allows support of unicode characters.

Rambo_Raja 30-May-13 8:45am

:-)got it.thanks again