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How to use return a string from SQL Server Stored Procedure ?

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Posted on by yoshihirok 1,724

I want to use my Stored Procedure's return a string value.

For send email which body is then string.

 

Regards,

Yoshihiro Kawabata

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  • Jaden Profile Picture
    Jaden Microsoft Employee on at

    Have you found and tried the Stored procedure SQL action?

     

    It should allow you to run a procedure, and then in a subsequent action it allows you to use the output as part of the action (e.g. sending the SQL procedure's output as part of the body of that email).

     

    (Attaching a screenshot of where you can select this SQL action).

     

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    Feel free to post again in case you would like more details/help.

     

  • yoshihirok Profile Picture
    yoshihirok 1,724 on at

    Hi @Jaden

     

    I use the Action "SQL Server - Execute stored procedure" in my flows.

    and the value "ReturnCode" use in the Condition.

     

     

     

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    and, I want to use a string from the Stored Procedure's select.

     

    Regards,

    Yoshihiro Kawabata

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    Community Power Pla... on at

    HI. could you please let me know how to insert the output of sql stored procedure in another table in sql server.

  • PJ Profile Picture
    PJ Microsoft Employee on at

    In order to do this, you can use "select into" if that's what you really want to do.

     
    SELECT MyNeededColumn
    INTO JustMyNeededDataTable
    FROM MyReferenceTable;
     
    If what you're trying to do is simply parse the output of the stored proc, you can create a Condition action and iterate over the values using a For Each.

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