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sum of two number in sql server2008 with storeprocdure

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how to add two number in sql server2008 with storedprocdure
Sep 25 '14 #1
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kindly share information
Sep 25 '14 #2
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number1 + number2

I'm not really sure what your question is. Adding 2 numbers is done the same way anywhere. It doesn't matter if you're in a stored procedure.
Sep 25 '14 #3

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