How to Pass Option parameters to Stored Procedure in SQL server 


CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.SearchClients
(
  @ClientFirstName varchar(20) = null, 
  @ClientLastName varchar(20) = null,
  @ClientHasTattoo bit = null,
  @JobFinished bit = null,
  @JobTypeID smallint = null
)
AS 
SELECT DISTINCT 
    Clients.ClientID, Clients.ClientFirstName, Clients.ClientLastName, 
    Clients.ClientStreetAddress, Clients.ClientCity, 
    Clients.ClientState, Clients.ClientZip, 
    Clients.ClientHomePhone, Clients.ClientWorkPhone, Clients.ClientEmail, 
    Clients.ClientDOB, Clients.ClientSex, 
    Clients.ClientHasTattoo, Clients.AdvertisingID
FROM         Job RIGHT OUTER JOIN
                      Clients ON Job.ClientID = Clients.ClientID
WHERE     
    (Clients.ClientFirstName LIKE ISNULL(@ClientFirstName, 
               Clients.ClientFirstName) + '%') AND 
    (Clients.ClientLastName LIKE ISNULL(@ClientLastName, 
               Clients.ClientLastName) + '%') AND 
    (Clients.ClientHasTattoo = 
        ISNULL(@ClientHasTattoo, Clients.ClientHasTattoo)) AND 
    (Job.JobFinished = ISNULL(@JobFinished, Job.JobFinished)) AND 
    (Job.JobTypeID = ISNULL(@JobTypeID, Job.JobTypeID))

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