That's an interesting question. Since the parameter is used by SQL Server to create the original resultset, then no you can't turn the parameter into a DCP. (It's like a chicken and the egg problem - each one would need the other to go first to work). But you can create new DCPs based on a stored procedure that used a parameter.

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