sys.numbered_procedure_parameters (Transact-SQL)
Contains one row for each parameter of a numbered procedure. When you create a numbered stored procedure, the base procedure is number 1. All subsequent procedures have numbers 2, 3, and so forth. sys.numbered_procedure_parameters contains the parameter definitions for all subsequent procedures, numbered 2 and greater. This view does not show parameters for the base stored procedure (number = 1). The base stored procedure is similar to a nonnumbered stored procedure. Therefore, its parameters are represented in sys.parameters (Transact-SQL).
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Numbered procedures are deprecated. Use of numbered procedures is discouraged. A DEPRECATION_ANNOUNCEMENT event is fired when a query that uses this catalog view is compiled. |
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XML and CLR parameters are not supported for numbered procedures. |
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Column name |
Data type |
Description |
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object_id |
int |
ID of the object to which this parameter belongs. |
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procedure_number |
smallint |
Number of this procedure within the object, 2 or greater. |
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name |
sysname |
Name of the parameter. Is unique within procedure_number. |
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parameter_id |
int |
ID of the parameter. Is unique within the procedure_number. |
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system_type_id |
tinyint |
ID of the system type of the parameter |
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user_type_id |
int |
ID of the type, as defined by user, of the parameter. |
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max_length |
smallint |
Maximum length of the parameter in bytes. -1 = Column data type is varchar(max), nvarchar(max), or varbinary(max). |
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precision |
tinyint |
Precision of the parameter if numeric-based; otherwise, 0. |
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scale |
tinyint |
Scale of the parameter if numeric-based; otherwise, 0. |
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is_output |
bit |
1 = Parameter is output or return; otherwise, 0 |
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is_cursor_ref |
bit |
1 = Parameter is a cursor-reference parameter. |
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XML and CLR parameters are not supported for numbered procedures. |
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