DF029: Missing parameter(s) name in procedure call.
The topic describes the DF029 T-SQL code analysis rule.
Category
BEST PRACTICE
Message
Missing parameter(s) name in procedure call.
Description
It is recommended to explicitly specify parameter names when calling a stored procedure.
Additional information
Explicitly specifying parameter names when calling a stored procedure enhances code readability and reduces the likelihood of errors, especially in cases where the procedure has multiple parameters or default parameter values are involved. Additionally, specifying parameter names ensures that the values are assigned to the correct parameters in the procedure, even if the order of parameters changes in the future.
Noncompliant code example
DECLARE @output INT
EXEC @output = dbo.DemoProcedure 'SomeValueableData'
Compliant solution
DECLARE @output INT
EXEC @output = dbo.DemoProcedure @MyParameter = 'SomeValueableData'
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