Setting up output paramters for a storedprocedure is basically the same as setting up input parameters, the only difference is that you use the OUTPUT clause after the parameter name to specify that it should return a value. The output clause can be specified by either using the keyword "OUTPUT" or just "OUT".
create proc Sp_EmpData
(
@totalcount int output
)
as
begin
select @totalcount=(select count(*) from Employee);
end
DECLARE @totalcount int
EXEC Sp_EmpData @totalcount = @totalcount OUTPUT
select @totalcount
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Setting up output paramters for a stored procedure is basically the same as setting up input parameters, the only difference is that you use the OUTPUT clause after the parameter name to specify that it should return a value. The output clause can be specified by either using the keyword "OUTPUT" or just "OUT".