>>>I don't get any error testing this SP in SQL Server:
>>>
>>>create PROCEDURE [dbo].[Get_Identity_value]
>>> @in int,
>>> @out int OUTPUT
>>>AS
>>>BEGIN
>>> SET NOCOUNT ON;
>>>
>>> set @out=@in
>>>
>>>END
>>>go
>>>declare @out int
>>>execute dbo.Get_Identity_value @in = 2, @out =@out output
>>>select @out
>>
>>I can see that your SP is the same as mine; so this eliminates problem with stored procedure. But the way you call the stored procedure is different. First you declare the variable "out"; I didn't. But you didn't declare "in" and I did.
>
>I could have declared @in also - I just used inline declaration.
I know. I think the issue has something to do with the aliased column name that I use in my code. Could it be that SQL Server sees it as a constant?
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