A. LINQ to SQL provides two ways to return database-generated values by way of stored procedures:
By naming the output result.
By explicitly specifying an output parameter.
The following is an example of incorrect output. Because LINQ to SQL cannot map the results, it always returns 0:
create procedure proc2
as
begin
select max(i) from t where name like 'hello'
end
The following is an example of correct output by using an output parameter:
create procedure proc2
@result int OUTPUT
as
select @result = MAX(i) from t where name like 'hello'
go
The following is an example of correct output by naming the output result:
create procedure proc2
as
begin
select nax(i) AS MaxResult from t where name like 'hello'
end
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