Tag <CFPROCPARAM>
			
				Specifies parameter information, including type, name, value, and length. The cfprocparam tag
  is nested within a cfstoredproc tag.
			
		
		
		Body
This tag can't have a body.
		
		Example
<cfprocparam [cfsqltype="string"] [dbvarname="string"] [maxlength="number"] [null="boolean"] [scale="number"] [sqltype="string"] [type="string"] [value="any"] [variable="string"]>
This tag is also supported within cfscript
			<cfscript> procparam [cfsqltype="string"] [dbvarname="string"] [maxlength="number"] [null="boolean"] [scale="number"] [sqltype="string"] [type="string"] [value="any"] [variable="string"]; </cfscript>
Attributes
The attributes for this tag are fixed. Except for the following attributes no other attributes are allowed.
				
			
		
		
			| Name | Type | Required | Description | 
|---|---|---|---|
| cfsqltype | string | No | This Attribute is deprecated | 
| dbvarname | string | No | This Attribute is deprecated | 
| maxlength | number | No | Maximum length of the parameter. | 
| null | boolean | No | Indicates whether the parameter is passed as a null. If you specify Yes, the tag ignores the value attribute. | 
| scale | number | No | Number of decimal places of the parameter. | 
| sqltype | string | No | The SQL type that the parameter (any type) will be bound to. | 
| type | string | No | Indicates whether the passed variable is an input, output or input/output variable. Default is IN. The value IN passes the parameter by value. Values OUT and INOUT pass parameters as bound variables. | 
| value | any | No | Corresponds to the actual value that Railo passes to the stored procedure. | 
| variable | string | No | The variable name that you use to reference the value that the output parameter represents after the call is made to the stored procedure. | 
