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Return Values and SQL Server Stored Procedures (Video Series)
Video Category:
Stored Procedure Programming, Error Handling, and Passing Resultsets to the Client
Skill Level:
200 (Beginner - Intermediate)
Versions/Editions Covered:
SQL Server 2005
,
SQL Server 2000
,
SQL Server 2008
Not only can using return values in your stored procedures boost your performance, using return values can make your logic flow much simpler. Nearly all intermediate-to-advanced SQL Server developers make use of return values and the more experienced front-end developers also know how to make things work with the SQL RETURN statement.
NOTE: This video series was shot using SQL Server 2005 but the concepts are the same for all versions of SQL Server.
Videos in this Series:
Title
Skill
Length
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Pt. 1 - What Return Values Are and How to Use Them
200
10 mins.
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Pt. 2 - Using Return Values to Control Program Execution
200
10 mins.
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Pt. 3 - Best Practices for Using Return Values
300
9 mins.
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Miscellaneous Bits & Pieces:
After SQL Server 2000 you should not be using @@IDENTITY in your code. Microsoft replaced @@IDENTITY with SCOPE_IDENTITY() in SQL Server 2000
You can disable the "sa" account by setting your SQL Server security mode to Windows Authentication Only. You will still have an "sa" account but it will not be able to log in to your SQL Server
Book You Should Probably Own: Rob Viera's "Beginning SQL Server 2005 Programming"
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