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SQL Anywhere 11.0.1 (Français) » SQL Anywhere Server - SQL Usage » Stored Procedures and Triggers » Using procedures, triggers, and batches » Returning results from procedures

 

Returning a value using the RETURN statement

The RETURN statement returns a single integer value to the calling environment, causing an immediate exit from the procedure. The RETURN statement takes the form:

RETURN expression

The value of the supplied expression is returned to the calling environment. To save the return value in a variable, use an extension of the CALL statement:

CREATE VARIABLE returnval INTEGER;
returnval = CALL myproc();