Get the parameter list of a Storedprocedure in SQL Server

There is way find what are the parameter list for a storedprocedure in sql server rather find them by open individually.

  1. SELECT PARAMETER_NAME,DATA_TYPE,PARAMETER_MODE
  2. FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.PARAMETERS
  3. WHERE SPECIFIC_NAME='AddDefaultPropertyDefinitions'



Hope this would be very useful for developers who are working with database.

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