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Author  Topic  mj Starting Member 25 Posts Posted - 2001-08-24 : 12:05:05 I have a stored procedure that if passed a variable that does exist in the table, does not return a recordset. My question is, is there a way to return a default value from a stored procedure? I appreciate everyone's help on this. Below is the code for the sproc for reference: CREATE PROCEDURE [up_Banker_Percent_For_Rev_RPT] @KeyNo int = null, @Bnkr varchar(3) AS Begin SELECT dbo.Bankers_Allocation.Percentage as Percentage, dbo.projections.deal, Projections.KeyNoFromDeal FROM dbo.Bankers_Allocation INNER JOIN dbo.Projections ON dbo.Bankers_Allocation.DealID = dbo.Projections.PrimaryKey Where Projections.KeyNoFromDeal = IsNull(@KeyNo, KeyNoFromDeal) and bankers_allocation.bnkr = @Bnkr end What I'm trying to do is, if the value passed by @KeyNo does not match a value in the recordset, to return the value of 100 as the percentage. Thank you everyone