Guus2005
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Code:
USE [databasename]
GO
set nocount on
DECLARE @return_value int
EXEC @return_value = [alg].[spGenerateFile4Process]
@Outputfile = N'c:\temp\somefile.csv'
GO
Is there a way to change the name of the column "output" to something more descriptive like "writing records to output"?
The above stored procedure exports a view to an outputfile.
I can't pinpoint where the first "output" is comming from.
This is a very simple stored procedure.
I have more complex stored procedures which shows a lot more results.
When debugging it would be helpfull to see which query/statement is causing the problems.
And yes, i know i can put every statement in a try-catch block and try to figure out where the problem-if any is occuring.
But i want to be able to look at the results and be able to see from which statement/query a certain "output" is comming from.
Thanks!