EXECUTE proc()EXECUTE command
The EXECUTE command is used to execute a procedure, such as a virtual procedure or a stored procedure. Procedures can have zero or more scalar input parameters. The return value from a procedure is a result set, or the set of inout/out/return scalars.
You can use the following short forms of the EXECUTE command:
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EXEC
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CALL
Example syntax
CALL proc(value, ...)Named parameter syntax
EXECUTE proc(name1=>value1,name4=>param4, ...)Syntax rules
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The default order of parameter specification is the same as how they are defined in the procedure definition.
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You can specify the parameters in any order by name. Parameters that have default values, or that are nullable in the metadata, can be omitted from the named parameter call, and will have the appropriate value passed at runtime.
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Positional parameters that have default values or that are nullable in the metadata, can be omitted from the end of the parameter list and will have the appropriate value passed at runtime.
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If the procedure does not return a result set, the values from the RETURN, OUT, and IN_OUT parameters are returned as a single row when used as an inline view query.
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A VARIADIC parameter may be repeated 0 or more times as the last positional argument.