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I joined this new project and found a different way of declaring local vars in SQL Server Stored Procedures as
DECLARE @$prog VARCHAR(50),
@$errno INT
I have always used @ to declare local variables in T-SQL,
wondering when to use @$?
Please guide.
This has no special meaning, the $-sign just happens to be legal inside an identifier. See the MSDN page on identifiers.