A return value is a code or text string that defines that status of the stored procedure. When the stored procedure has a return value, the SQL transformation has a
Return Value
port.
Most databases can pass a return value after running a stored procedure. The return value can contain an integer value, or it can contain a value that you define in the stored procedure. For example, a stored procedure might return "Success" when the procedure succeeds.
If a stored procedure returns a result set instead of a single return value, the SQL transformation receives the first return value from the procedure.