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Hello,

I am new to stored Procedure and my question is

if i perform repetative task in sql using stored procedure
and if any error occur while Stored Procedure is executing
is it possible that there will be change in data that has been executed before the error occur...

thanks in Advance.

Posted 6-Apr-14 23:04pm

Salman622

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SQL

//@@ERROR is system function return execution status on 0=success, so you can check like below

//code
IF @@ERROR <>0
 //do something
ELSE
  //do some code

i think it will help you..try and let me know wether it help you or not and also don't forgot to like if you like the answer

Posted 6-Apr-14 23:14pm

Suk@nta

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Salman622 7-Apr-14 5:30am

Thanks

Suk@nta 7-Apr-14 6:03am

if u like my ans plz accept the answer by clicking thumbs up

Suk@nta 7-Apr-14 7:26am

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Solution 3

Yes it will update the all the previous statements

Posted 6-Apr-14 23:20pm

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Solution 4

Arun is right. Check this
Managing Transactions in SQL Server Stored Procedures[^]

Posted 6-Apr-14 23:43pm

thatraja

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ArunRajendra · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-06T23:08:00

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Yes by default it will update the previous statements. If you want to follow All or None then you need to start transaction in the beginning. Then rollback or commit based on final outcome.

Posted 6-Apr-14 23:08pm

ArunRajendra

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Salman622 7-Apr-14 5:11am

can you provide the basic syntax for catching error if occur during excution and performing rollback or commit

ArunRajendra 7-Apr-14 5:14am

Check this simple sample. http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/283065/SQL-Server-Transactions-Usage-Template

Salman622 7-Apr-14 5:30am

Thanks Arun

ArunRajendra 7-Apr-14 5:51am

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