This is what I have tried, but seems to be wrong.
CREATE PROCEDURE test_proc(@User VARCHAR = NULL)
AS
BEGIN
RAISERROR (Select F_GetAmandaMessage('SAMPLE_TEST_KEY',NULL,@User), 16, 1);
END;
Could you please guide me here
Should I store the result of the function in a variable first and then use that variable in the raiserror section ?
You must use a message id, a string literal or a variable in RAISERROR
CREATE PROCEDURE test_proc(@User VARCHAR = NULL)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @Message varchar(128) = (
SELECT F_GetAmandaMessage('SAMPLE_TEST_KEY', NULL, @User)
);
RAISERROR(@Message, 16, 1);
END;