Stored Procedure - Obtaining Output

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Hi,

I would like to set up a stored procedure that does the following...
- Check does a record exist in a table
- Return the result (as True or False)

My query is simply
SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE CODE = '123'

How to I trap the output of this query (as a True or False)!

Thanks,
Wez
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