Hello! I'm on the same boat right now!
I'm no expert, but i guess you need a SP with OUT parameter.
You should alter your sp, and add a out parameter.
getjop
(@id INT,
@design VARCHAR(200) OUT
)
AS
BEGIN
--insert data here
SET @design = inserted_id -- set your OUT parameter
END
When you run your SP from laravel,
declare @design as varchar(200) ; exec getjop 2 , @design output ; select @design
This above code works in SQL management studio...
What i'm having a hard time is to retrieve the OUT parameter back to php!
Did you manage to work this out?
Please check this!! Got me working!!
http://laravel.io/forum/04-03-2014-stored-procedure-out-value-error
But my SP working, needed the declare before and select afterwards...
If you need some example code, let me know!
I never posted the solution I figured out, so here it goes if anyone else needs it. This example shows you how to return the newly created id.
Example MS Stored Procedure
CREATE PROCEDURE ReturnIdExample
(
@paramOne int
,@paramTwo nvarchar(255)
)
AS
SET NOCOUNT ON; --IMPORTANT!
BEGIN
INSERT INTO [Table]
(
[ColumnNameA]
,[ColumnNameB]
) VALUES (
@paramOne
,@paramTwo
)
END
-- Grab the id that was just created
DECLARE @ObjectID int;
SET @ObjectID = SCOPE_IDENTITY();
-- Select the id to return it back to laravel
SELECT@ObjectID AS ObjectID;
Now in your controller $submit = DB::select("EXEC ReturnIdExample ?,?", array( $paramOne ,$paramTwo ) );
return $submit[0]->ObjectId;
This is how I was able to solve my problem.
Thanks, PHP
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