How to output value from stored procedure

Question

Hi folks, I need to output the OrderFK from a stored procedure not really sure how to achieve this any help or tips much appreciated.
Sql code below
USE [TyreSanner]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[AddCustomerDetails] Script Date: 11/12/2014 20:56:34 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[AddCustomerDetails]
/***********************Declare variables ***********************/
/******tblCustomer******/
@Forename nvarchar(50),
@Surname nvarchar(50),
@HouseNo nvarchar(50),
@CustAddress nvarchar(50),
@Town nvarchar(50),
@Postcode nvarchar(50),
@ContactNo nvarchar(50),
@EmailAddress nvarchar(50),
/******tblLink_OrderProduct******/
@ProductQuantity int,
@TotalProductSaleCost decimal,
@ProductFK int,
@FittingDate date,
@FittingTime Time
As
DECLARE @CustomerFK int;
DECLARE @OrderFK int;
Begin TRANSACTION
SET NOCOUNT ON
INSERT INTO [TyreSanner].[dbo].[Customer](Forename, Surname, HouseNo, CustAddress, Town, Postcode, ContactNo, EmailAddress)
VALUES (@Forename,@Surname,@HouseNo,@CustAddress,@Town,@Postcode,@ContactNo,@EmailAddress)
Set @CustomerFK = SCOPE_IDENTITY()
INSERT INTO [TyreSanner].[dbo].[Order] (CustomerFK)
VALUES (@CustomerFK)
SET @OrderFK = SCOPE_IDENTITY()
INSERT INTO [TyreSanner].[dbo].[Link_OrderProduct](OrderFK, ProductFK, ProductQuantity, TotalProductSaleCost, FittingDate, FittingTime)
VALUES
(@OrderFK, @ProductFK, @ProductQuantity, @TotalProductSaleCost, @FittingDate, @FittingTime)
COMMIT TRANSACTION

Answer 1

Hi brucey54,
There’re several ways to capture the value from a Stored Procedure. In you scenario, I would suggest 2 options, by an output parameter or by a table variable.
By an output Parameter, you need to make a little bit modification on your code as below:
USE [TyreSanner]
GO
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[AddCustomerDetails]
@Forename nvarchar(50),
@FittingDate date,
@FittingTime Time,
@OrderFK int output
As
DECLARE @CustomerFK int;
--DECLARE @OrderFK int;
Run the following code, Then @OrderFKvalue holds the value you’d like.
DECLARE @OrderFKvalue int;
EXEC AddCustomerDetails(your parameters,@OrderFKvalue output)
Anyway if you don’t like to add one more parameter, you can get the value by a table variable as well. Please append “SELECT @OrderFK;” to your Procedure as below:
USE [TyreSanner]
GO
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[AddCustomerDetails]
SET @OrderFK = SCOPE_IDENTITY()
INSERT INTO [TyreSanner].[dbo].[Link_OrderProduct](OrderFK, ProductFK, ProductQuantity, TotalProductSaleCost, FittingDate, FittingTime)
VALUES
(@OrderFK, @ProductFK, @ProductQuantity, @TotalProductSaleCost, @FittingDate, @FittingTime);
SELECT @OrderFK;
Then you can call the Stored Procedure as below:
DECLARE @T TABLE (OrderFK INT);
INSERT @T EXEC AddCustomerDetails(your parameters) ;
SELECT OrderFK FROM @T;
There’re more options to achieve your requirement, please see the below link:
How to Share Data between Stored Procedures
If you have any question, feel free to let me know.
Best Regards,
Eric Zhang