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HamidBee
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How to Pass Parameters to a Stored Procedure in Microsoft Fabric Pipeline?

I'm working on a pipeline in Microsoft Fabric, where I want to execute a stored procedure in the destination warehouse and pass parameters to it. Here’s the stored procedure I’ve created:

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CREATE PROCEDURE Sales.MyStoredProcedure
    @CustomerName NVARCHAR(100) = NULL,
    @EmailAddress NVARCHAR(100) = NULL
AS
BEGIN
    SELECT * 
    FROM Sales.Dim_Customer
    WHERE (@CustomerName IS NULL OR CustomerName = @CustomerName)
      AND (@EmailAddress IS NULL OR EmailAddress = @EmailAddress);
END;

 

In the pipeline's stored procedure activity, under "Settings," I can add "Stored procedure parameters." However, when I try to add my parameters (@CustomerName and @EmailAddress), the dropdown doesn’t seem to recognize these parameter names, and I’m unable to map values effectively.

 

Could someone explain how I should configure this in the pipeline to pass parameters correctly? Is there a specific step I’m missing, or do I need to set it up differently for the parameters to be detected automatically?

 

Thank you.

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HamidBee
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I solved it by clicking 'import':

 

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Hi @HamidBee 

 

Thank you very much for sharing! This helps other members solve similar problems.

 

Regards,

Nono Chen

HamidBee
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I solved it by clicking 'import':

 

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