SQL Anywhere uses the SET statement to assign values to variables in a procedure. In Transact-SQL, values are assigned using either the SELECT statement with an empty table-list, or the SET statement. The following simple procedure illustrates how the Transact-SQL syntax works:
CREATE PROCEDURE multiply @mult1 int, @mult2 int, @result int output AS SELECT @result = @mult1 * @mult2; |
This procedure can be called as follows:
CREATE VARIABLE @product int go EXECUTE multiply 5, 6, @product OUTPUT go |
The variable @product has a value of 30 after the procedure executes.
For more information about using the SELECT statement to assign variables, see Writing compatible queries. For more information about using the SET statement to assign variables, see SET statement.
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