Question

This gives me an error on @ID and @Name saying Must declare the scalar variable, but i don’t understand why if it is a param. What am I doing wrong here?

  CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[Ins_eProductFull]
    @Name nvarchar(400)
    ,@ID int

    AS
  BEGIN

    DECLARE @ID2 int

    SET NOCOUNT ON;

    INSERT INTO Table (Name) VALUES (@Name)

    SET @ID2 = SCOPE_IDENTITY()

    EXEC dbo.StoredProc1 
      @ID = @ID, 
      @Name = @Name, 
      @ID2 = @ID2

  END
  GO

Answer 1

only problem I see on your code is the first comma that should not be there. Other than that everything works fine

EDIT:

to whoever downvoted it, see for yourself:

create table Table1(Name varchar(50))

Create PROCEDURE [dbo].[Ins_eProductFull]
@Name nvarchar(400),
@ID int
AS
BEGIN
    DECLARE @ID2 int

    SET NOCOUNT ON;

    INSERT INTO Table1 (Name) VALUES (@Name)

    SET @ID2 = SCOPE_IDENTITY()

    EXEC dbo.StoredProc1 
      @ID = @ID, 
      @Name = @Name, 
      @ID2 = @ID2

END
GO

CREATE  procedure dbo.StoredProc1 
@ID int,
@Name varchar(50),
@ID2 int
as 
begin
    select @ID,@Name,@id2
end


exec [Ins_eProductFull] 'a',1

result:

1   a   NULL

and the NULL is because there is no identity on my test table