#raiserror in sql server

Here's an example of how to make a user-defined error message and raise it in the event that something goes wrong.

Here’s an example of how to make a user-defined error message and raise it in the event that something goes wrong. — Creating the procedure CREATE PROCEDURE uspUpdateValue AS BEGIN TRY DECLARE @ErrorMsg VARCHAR(100) DECLARE @ErrorMessage VARCHAR(100) DECLARE @Severity INT DECLARE @State INT SET @Severity = 10 SET @State = 1 SET @ErrorMessage = ‘An error occured while updating Table Order…

In my earlier essay, I discussed SQL Server's error handling in great detail. This is a follow-up post; it discusses RAISERROR, which produces an error message and initiates the session's error processing. The user-defined message stored in the sys.messag

In my earlier essay, I discussed SQL Server’s error handling in great detail. This is a follow-up post; it discusses RAISERROR, which produces an error message and initiates the session’s error processing. The user-defined message stored in the sys.messages catalog view may be referred to by RAISERROR, or a dynamic message may be created.Syntax:RAISERROR ( { msg_id | msg_str | @local_variable }{…