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In sql server, I would simply use a Try/Catch and the errors would set things up accordingly that if the try session was successful, then it would commit the transaction, but if there was an error, inside of the catch statement I would rollback the transaction. However, I either cannot find the correct syntax for this or it doesn't exists.
Sybase Try Catch Syntax Does anyone know the Sybase equivalent to SQL Server's Try Catch syntax? BEGIN TRY BEGIN TRANSACTION UPDATE dbo.SAM SET ManualTTC=ManualTTC-1 WHERE [ID]=@samID; SELECT @ttc = ManualTTC FROM dbo.SAM WHERE [ID]=@samID; COMMIT TRANSACTION END TRY BEGIN CATCH ROLLBACK TRANSACTION SET @ttc = NULL END CATCH
Hello Sybase Experts. I am porting some SQL Server sql to Sybase sql. The SQL Server sql uses several TRY CATCH blocks in sql server. Is there any similar type of structure in Sybase to handle exceptions? If so, can someone show me how to do it? BEGIN TRY EXEC (@spName) END TRY BEGIN CATCH -- Recovery code goes here END CATCH
ms sql try/catch vs vb.net try/catch Greetings: I am a novice when it comes to Microsoft SQL Server things more completed (in my view of things) then a JOIN. I use Microsoft Visual Studio Pro 2017 and Microsoft SQL Server 2016.
I've been trying to incorporate the same TRY / CATCH code I use with sprocs in a scalar function. (See the code snippet.) No matter where I put the BEGIN TRY command and the END TRY / BEGIN CATCH commands the SQL compiler balks. For example: Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Procedure centigrade_to_farenheit, Line 6 Incorrect syntax near 'TRY'.
Set a breakpoint in the general Exception's catch block. In the Immediate Window, inspect the type of the exception to see what kind of exception is being raised: ("ex" or whatever your variable is)
But to me that defeats the purpose of using the try/catch - I purposely placed my try/catch at the point where I would like to handle the errors - and yet if there is still an open transaction my try/catch doesn't work unless I then put a try/catch inside every transaction that is called within my outer try/catch block (and there are a lot of ...
Is there a way to programmatically issue try / catch based on the sql server version ? eg. in sql 2000 we want by pass try and catch block but in sql 2005 we do want to issue try and catch block. Is it possible to dynamically issue try and catch block as follows : declare @begintry varchar(50) declare @endcatch varchar(50) select @begintry = 'try ' select @endcatch ='catch' if @sqlversion ...
SET @errorCode = 0 -- output parameter to test the success or failure of the procedure BEGIN TRY BEGIN TRANSACTION UPDATE TABLE#1 WHERE CONDITION UPDATE TABLE#2 WHERE CONDITION UPDATE TABLE#3 WHERE CONDITION UPDATE TABLE#4 WHERE CONDITION COMMIT TRANSACTION END TRY BEGIN CATCH IF (XACT_STATE()) <> 0 BEGIN ROLLBACK TRANSACTION SET @errorCode = 1 ...
This "solution" simply doesn't work! I do not understand why is has been accepted. For some reason sp_send_dbmail errors do not fall into T-SQL TRY CATCH statements. I am not sure why. Any suggestions gratefully received.