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Can't get return value out of a stored procedure (SQL 2000)

Asked by raterus in MS SQL Server

I have an exe that runs based on parameters and returns a value by updating a table.  Crude, but it should work.

I'm wrapping this exe functionality into a stored procedure, for which I'll call with paramters, and get a return value from it.

I'm having trouble getting this value out of the stored procedure.  It's there, because if I uncomment line 22 below, I'll see it when executing the lower SQL.

Can someone tell me why I can't get this value out of the procedure using the method I'm using.  I tried also rewriting to use output parameters, but that did not work either.
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alter procedure [dbo].[IRR]
	@sql varchar(8000),
	@columnName varchar(200),
	@guess float = 0.1
AS
 
declare @id int
 
Insert Into JobsReturnValues (returnValue)
select NULL
 
select @id=scope_identity()
 
declare @rc int
declare @cmd varchar(8000)
SET @cmd = 'some.exe id=' + cast(@id as varchar(10))
exec @rc=master.dbo.xp_cmdshell @cmd, NO_OUTPUT
 
declare @result float
 
select @result=returnValue from JobsReturnValues where id=@id
--select @result
 
return @result
 
********************************
 
declare @result float
exec @result=dbo.IRR @sql='select cashflow from mytable'' order by effdate',
	@columnName='cashflow',
	@guess=0.1
select @result
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