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Getting value of OUTPUT param in .net
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ASP.NET
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C# 2.0
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>>>1 of 2:
>>>System.Data.Common.DbParameter DbParameterCollection[int index]
>>>System.Data.Common.DbParameter DbParameterCollection[string parameterName]
>>>
>>>I'm using the second. What happens if you split it:
   var v = command.Parameters["@Param3"];
>>>            var v2 = v.Value;
>>
>>I get compiler errors. Let me ask you, what tpe is your var "v"? I also get error on the "var"; what is it?
>
>Are you using .NET 4.0 or prior version? What version of VS? var was introduced in the version .NET 4.0

I found my problem. When declaring the command object I missed changing it from interface to SQL Server specific.
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