How are Scottish Results shown?

Your Scottish Qualifications Certificate has a list of all of the awards you have received, the grade you get, when it was awarded, and the units that accompany each qualification.
Your grade is shown simply as a letter (A-D, not sure if No Award is shown or not) for N5, H & AH courses, or as a pass or fail for N4 courses. The units for the qualifications are also just shown as a pass or fail. Unfortunately the band or percentage is not shown (which annoys the hell out of me and lots of other people) but you can get your percentage grade from your teachers when you go back to school in August.
You can see more here: http://www.sqa.org.uk/sqa/65952.2512.html

Hi,
I'm wanting to ask a question that has probably been asked many times before but I am unable to locate the answer:
Do the SQA provide the percentage that you achieved in your exams e.g
maths- 87% or do they only provide the grade e.g Maths- A, B, C or D. Also, if they don't release percentages then do they provide you with which band you have recieved? e.g A Band 1?

Any information on this matter is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

'No Award' is shown on a certificate I believe

Alright, I'm guessing that means the school are provided with the exact percentage? if so, is this information on their website as I am unable to find it.