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title srv_paramsetoutput (Extended Stored Procedure API)
ms.custom seo-dt-2019
ms.date 03/04/2017
ms.prod sql
ms.prod_service database-engine
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ms.technology stored-procedures
ms.topic reference
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srv_paramsetoutput
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C++
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srv_paramsetoutput (Extended Stored Procedure API)

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Important

[!INCLUDEssNoteDepFutureDontUse] Use CLR integration instead.

Sets the value of a return parameter. This function supersedes the srv_paramset function.

Syntax

  
int srv_paramsetoutput (  
SRV_PROC *  
srvproc  
,  
int  
n  
,  
BYTE *  
pbData  
,  
ULONG   
cbLen  
,  
BOOL  
fNull   
);

Arguments

srvproc
Is a handle for a client connection.

n
Is the ordinal number of the parameter to be set. The first parameter is 1.

pbData
Is a pointer to the data value to be sent back to the client as a procedure return parameter.

cbLen
Is the actual length of the data to be returned. If the data type of the parameter specifies values of a constant length and does not allow null values (for example, srvbit or srvint1), cbLen is ignored. A value of 0 signifies zero-length data if fNull is FALSE.

fNull
Is a flag indicating whether the value of the return parameter is NULL. Set this flag to TRUE if the parameter should be set to NULL. The default value is FALSE. If fNull is set to TRUE, cbLen should be set to 0 or the function will fail.

Returns

If the parameter information was successfully set, SUCCEED is returned; otherwise, FAIL. FAIL is returned when

  • the parameter is not a return parameter, or

  • the cbLen argument is invalid.

Remarks

Security Note You should thoroughly review the source code of extended stored procedures, and you should test the compiled DLLs before you install them on a production server. For information about security review and testing, see this Microsoft Web site.