Avoid panic when procedure returns null for bit type output parameter #47
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SQL server requires setting output parameters in procedure body regardless of default value set in procedure declaration. Default values are ONLY for parameters not specified in procedure call. gofreetds specifies all output parameters in procedure call without assigning them value in effect all output parameters will be null if procedure body doesn’t set them to specific value.
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SQL server requires setting output parameters in procedure body
regardless of default value set in procedure declaration.
Default values are ONLY for parameters not specified in procedure call.
gofreetds specifies all output parameters in procedure call without
assigning them value in effect all output parameters will be null if
procedure body doesn’t set them to specific value.