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ErrorRaise from within SP - does it doom the transaction

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Kevin C - 06 May 2004 14:06 GMT
If I call ERRORRAISE or SQL Server raises an exception from my stored proc
will it doom the transaction?  I am getting that type of behavior. I was
anticipating being able to trap for a specific *exceptional* condition and
reacting, but when the exception is raised from my sp or sql server it
appears to rollback everything I attempted.

Kevin
Florin Lazar [MSFT] - 29 May 2004 09:19 GMT
Hi Kevin,

I recommed you to ask this question into a SQL Server newsgroup.

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> If I call ERRORRAISE or SQL Server raises an exception from my stored proc
> will it doom the transaction?  I am getting that type of behavior. I was
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> Kevin

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