anchor.diff:  = CIP2015-06-24 Calling Stored Procedures
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  -*Author:* Rickard Öberg <rickard.öberg@neotechnology.com>
   *Author:* Stefan Plantikow <stefan.plantikow@neotechnology.com>
   *Author:* Nigel Small <nigel.small@neotechnology.com>
   *Author:* Petra Selmer <petra.selmer@neotechnology.com>
  +*Author:* Rickard Öberg <rickard.öberg@neotechnology.com>
   
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   .Abstract
  
positive.code: CALL myProc({name}, {id}) YIELD last AS lastLogin
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  ==== Calling without `YIELD`
  
  Standalone calls that ommit the `YIELD` subclause will always project out all result fields.
  
  
negative.code: CALL myProc
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  === Procedure call semantics
  
  The technical details of how procedure calls are executed are left to the implementation as long as they do not violate
  the following rules:
  