PROCEDURE_PARAMETERS Rowset
GUID: DBSCHEMA_PROCEDURE_PARAMETERS
Number of restriction columns: 4
Restriction columns: PROCEDURE_CATALOG, PROCEDURE_SCHEMA, PROCEDURE_NAME, PARAMETER_NAME
Default sort order: PROCEDURE_CATALOG, PROCEDURE_SCHEMA, PROCEDURE_NAME
Description: The PROCEDURE_PARAMETERS rowset returns information about the parameters and return codes of procedures.
Column name |
Type indicator |
Description |
---|---|---|
PROCEDURE_CATALOG |
DBTYPE_WSTR |
Catalog name. NULL if the provider does not support catalogs. |
PROCEDURE_SCHEMA |
DBTYPE_WSTR |
Schema name. NULL if the provider does not support catalogs. |
PROCEDURE_NAME |
DBTYPE_WSTR |
Procedure name. |
PARAMETER_NAME |
DBTYPE_WSTR |
Parameter name. NULL if the parameter is not named. |
ORDINAL_POSITION |
DBTYPE_UI2 |
If the parameter is an input, input/output, or output parameter, this is the one-based ordinal position of the parameter in the procedure call. If the parameter is the return value, this is zero. |
PARAMETER_TYPE |
DBTYPE_UI2 |
One of the following: DBPARAMTYPE_INPUT ? The parameter is an input parameter. DBPARAMTYPE_INPUTOUTPUT ? The parameter is an input/output parameter. DBPARAMTYPE_OUTPUT ? The parameter is an output parameter. DBPARAMTYPE_RETURNVALUE ? The parameter is a procedure return value. For example, in the following ODBC SQL statement to call a procedure, the question mark marks a procedure return value:
If the provider cannot determine the parameter type, this is NULL. |
PARAMETER_HASDEFAULT |
DBTYPE_BOOL |
VARIANT_TRUE ? The parameter has a default value. VARIANT_FALSE ? The parameter does not have a default value, or it is unknown whether the parameter has a default value. |
PARAMETER_DEFAULT |
DBTYPE_WSTR |
Default value of parameter. If the default value is the NULL value, COLUMN_HASDEFAULT is VARIANT_TRUE and the COLUMN_DEFAULT column is a NULL value. |
IS_NULLABLE |
DBTYPE_BOOL |
VARIANT_TRUE ? The parameter might be nullable. VARIANT_FALSE ? The parameter is not nullable. |
DATA_TYPE |
DBTYPE_UI2 |
The indicator of the parameter's data type. For a list of valid type indicators, see Type Indicators in Appendix A. |
CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH |
DBTYPE_UI4 (x86) DBTYPE_UI8 (x64) |
The maximum possible length of a value in the parameter. For character, binary, or bit parameters, this is one of the following:
NULL for all other types of parameters. |
CHARACTER_OCTET_LENGTH |
DBTYPE_UI4 (x86) DBTYPE_UI8 (x64) |
Maximum length in octets (bytes) of the parameter, if the type of the parameter is character or binary. A value of zero means the parameter has no maximum length. NULL for all other types of parameters. |
NUMERIC_PRECISION |
DBTYPE_UI2 |
If the parameter's data type is of a numeric data type other than VARNUMERIC, this is the maximum precision of the parameter. The precision of parameters with a data type of DBTYPE_DECIMAL or DBTYPE_NUMERIC depends on the definition of the parameters. For the precision of all other numeric data types, see Precision of Numeric Data Types in Appendix A. If the parameter's data type is not numeric or is VARNUMERIC, this is NULL. |
NUMERIC_SCALE |
DBTYPE_I2 |
If the column's type indicator is DBTYPE_DECIMAL, DBTYPE_NUMERIC, or DBTYPE_VARNUMERIC, this is the number of digits to the right of the decimal point. Otherwise, this is NULL. |
DESCRIPTION |
DBTYPE_WSTR |
Human-readable description of the parameter. For example, the description of a parameter named Name in a procedure that adds a new employee might be "Employee name." |
TYPE_NAME |
DBTYPE_WSTR |
Provider-specific data type name. This column is not returned by 1.x providers. |
LOCAL_TYPE_NAME |
DBTYPE_WSTR |
Localized version of TYPE_NAME. NULL is returned if a localized name is not supported by the data provider. This column is not returned by 1.x providers. |