>>>
>>>Given your previous post I guess you no longer need it but, in pseudo-code:

SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand();
>>>            //Congfigure command
>>>            SqlParameter param = new SqlParameter(Parameters[2, 0], Parameters[2, 1]);
>>>            param.Direction = ParameterDirection.InputOutput;
>>>            //etc
>>>            command.Parameters.Add(param);
>>>            //Add other params , execute....
>>>            var v =  command.Parameters["@Param3"].Value;

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>>Can you think of why when I am trying to apply the above code, C# compiler complaints that 'object does not contain a definition for 'Value'". This is on the very last line where Parameters value is retrieved. And when I entry the open bracket key, right after the 'Parameters' Intellisense shows that object List parameter is int Index. What am I missing?
>
>Can you show the code you're trying?

The code is kind of long but the ending lines are pretty much as Viv has in his example. And it also pretty much the same as in the url you sent me yesterday (example of using output parameter and ExecuteNonQuery). The 'command' is command. The Parameters is collection of parameters. It must have something to do with the Parameters collection created prior to calling stored procedure.