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SP would accept a string as a parameter and return a boolean.
Need to accept a string and return a boolean value based on statement. Thought I had this but missing something.
CREATE PROCEDURE usp_CheckUserName
@User_Login varchar(50)
as
Declare @E int
select @E = CASE when @User_Login in (select user_login from tbl_user)
Then = '1'
Else = '0'
End
CREATE PROCEDURE usp_CheckUserName
@User_Login varchar(50)
as
Declare @E int
select @E = CASE when @User_Login in (select user_login from tbl_user)
Then = '1'
Else = '0'
End
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Thanks....just had to change the variable name to @E....
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
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Create Procedure usp_CheckUserName
(
@User_Login varchar(50)
)
As
Declare @E bit -- bit is the boolean equivalent in sql server
If Exists(Select user_login from tbl_user Where user_login = @user_login)
Set @bit = 1
Else
set @bit = 0
Select @bit As Result
Regards,
TimCottee