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Please help me understand this sql statement?

Asked by melissa0901 in SQL Server 2008, SQL Server 2005, MS SQL DTS

Tags: MS Server 2008

By using this table:

CREATE TABLE Part (
Partid int IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
Supplierid int NOT NULL
REFERENCES Part (PartID),
Description VARCHAR (25) NOT NULL,
Count int NOT NULL,
Class VARCHAR (5) NOT NULL,
Inspection smalldatetime NOT NULL);

Write a SQL statement that creates a stored procedure that adds a new record to the Part table, and returns the value of

the newly created PartID PK in an out parameter. The field values of the record to be added should be passed into the

stored proc as input parameters. The assumption here is that the Part table has its PartID PK field as an idendity field,

or surrogate PK, meaning a numeric field that is auto-generated by the db system.

This is what I have come up with:
CREATE PROCEDURE spSuppliers
@Partid int PRIMARY KEY OUTPUT
However after that I am lost. Is there tutorials or web sites that may help me on completing this sql statement?

 
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