Jun 29, 2015
This article talks about how to handle error in SQL Server using THROW. In versions prior to SQL Server 2012, you can use @@RAISE_ERROR to generate error messages dynamically or using the sys.messages catalog.
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This article talks about how to handle error in SQL Server using THROW. In versions prior to SQL Server 2012, you can use @@RAISE_ERROR to generate error messages dynamically or using the sys.messages catalog.
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