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You have two variables used in your query, @Myid and @MyNumber. If you want to select from the table based on the passed-in variable only, then you don't need both.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-39222136-1">DECLARE @MyNumber INT
SET @MyNumber = 12345

SELECT MyID, col1, col2, ..... FROM MyTable
WHERE MyID = @MyNumber</code></pre>
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You have two variables used in your query, @Myid and @MyNumber. If you want to select from the table based on the passed-in variable only, then you don't need both.



DECLARE @MyNumber INT
SET @MyNumber = 12345

SELECT MyID, col1, col2, ..... FROM MyTable
WHERE MyID = @MyNumber

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I have a standard procedure where &nbsp;MyNumber is passed in as a parameter.<br />
Using it, I want to get the value of tblMyTable.MyId and assign it to @MyId<br />
How do I do this?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28148305-1">DECLARE @Myid as int
select [Myid] from [MyDB].[dbo].[tblMyTable]
where [MyNumber] = @MyNumber
-- @MyId = [Myid] ???
-- use @Myid at this point</code></pre>
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I have a standard procedure where  MyNumber is passed in as a parameter.
Using it, I want to get the value of tblMyTable.MyId and assign it to @MyId
How do I do this?
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