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Using Output Parameters - Exercise
Using output parameters and creating stored procedures with output parameters
Objective:
Practice creating a stored procedure with an output parameter.
Exercise Scoring
This exercise is worth a total of 25 points. You will receive 25 points for accurately creating the Transact-SQL statement that creates a stored procedure with an output parameter, as described in the instructions.
Instructions
Build on the last exercise and construct a stored procedure, also named
usp_GetLastName
, that accepts two input parameters, the original one named
EmployeeID
and a new one named
EmployeeStatus (
with a data type of
int
). Make sure that the stored procedure retrieves the last name of the employee using the
SELECT
Transact-SQL statement. Also make the
EmployeeStatus
parameter an output parameter.
Submitting the Exercise
Type or paste your Transact-SQL statement into the text box below, then click
Submit
to submit the course and view a Results page.