8> Create PROC spTestReturns 9> AS 10> DECLARE @MyMessage varchar(50) 11> DECLARE @MyOtherMessage varchar(50) 12> 13> SELECT @MyMessage = 'Hi, ' 14> PRINT @MyMessage 15> RETURN 100 16> SELECT @MyOtherMessage = 'Sorry' 17> PRINT @MyOtherMessage 18> RETURN 19> GO 1> 2> drop PROC spTestReturns; 3> GO 1> 2>
20.22.Return | ||||
20.22.1. | RETURN is used to exit the current Transact-SQL batch, query, or stored procedure immediately. | |||
20.22.2. | RETURN also allows for an optional integer expression: | |||
20.22.3. | How to Use RETURN | |||
20.22.4. | Return statement | |||
20.22.5. | Return a table from a function | |||
20.22.6. | RETURNS a TABLE with structure | |||
20.22.7. | Assign returned value from a function to a declared variable |