How to pass Output Parameter to the SP call below ?

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var BranchIDParam = new ObjectParameter("BranchIDOut", typeof(int));

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     var resultBranchInsert = db.Database.SqlQuery<int>
("exec TempspInsertBranch @Code={0},@Name={1},@branchTypeID={2},@AddressLine1={3},@AddressLine2={4},@CityID={5},@StateID={6},@RegionID={7},@CountryID={8},@ZipCode={9},@Landmark={10},@PhoneNo1={11},@PhoneNo2={12},@PhoneNo3={13},@FaxNo1={14},@FaxNo2={15},@EmailAddress1={16},@EmailAddress2={17},@CreatedBy={18},@CreatedUser={19},@BranchIDOut={20}",
            Code,Name,BranchTypeID,Add1,Add2,CityID,StateID,RegionID,CountryID,ZipCode,Landmark,Phone1,Phone2,"",Fax1,Fax2,Email1,Email2,UserID,User,BranchIDParam);
            
int BranchID =BranchIDParam.Value.ToString()==""?0:Convert.ToInt32(BranchIDParam.Value.ToString());

SP Declaration : @BranchIDOut int OUTPUT
After Insert SP : SELECT @BranchIDOut=SCOPE_IDENTITY()

Posted 13-Jan-16 23:27pm

Abrar Kazi

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2016-01-13T23:46:00

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You can do this by marking the parameter as the OUTPUT parameter.
Here[^] is an example -

EXECUTE Sales.uspGetEmployeeSalesYTD<br />
    N'Blythe', @SalesYTD = @SalesYTDBySalesPerson OUTPUT;

However, it is much neater to do this using command parameters (and safer as well) - How to return Output parameter from Stored Procedure in ASP.Net using C# and VB.Net[^].

Posted 13-Jan-16 23:46pm

Abhinav S

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Abrar Kazi 14-Jan-16 6:49am

It would be great if u would help me modify the above code.
Also the links provided are not for MVC.