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Catching errors in DBCC CHECKDB
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Jesse Reich
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Posted Tuesday, November 03, 2009 11:07 PM
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Catching errors in DBCC CHECKDB
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learnt something new.
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very interesting....
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Learned something today... Good question and keep them coming.
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Wouldn't the backup fail because of a corrupt table?
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Jesse Reich
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I actually tested the script out before I submitted it and the backup will happen. I used a corrupted database as the sample.
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IMHO, the backup will happen regardless of whether or not the CATCH block is executed (i.e. regardless of DBCC raising an error).
That is because the BACKUP command comes AFTER the END CATCH ....
What is the purpose of the TRY/CATCH block if not to avoid crashing an execution sequence?
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IMHO, the backup will happen regardless of whether or not the CATCH block is executed (i.e. regardless of DBCC raising an error).
That is because the BACKUP command comes AFTER the END CATCH ....
What is the purpose of the TRY/CATCH block if not to avoid crashing an execution sequence?
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IMHO, the backup will happen regardless of whether or not the CATCH block is executed (i.e. regardless of DBCC raising an error).
That is because the BACKUP command comes AFTER the END CATCH ....
What is the purpose of the TRY/CATCH block if not to avoid crashing an execution sequence?
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IMHO, the backup will happen regardless of whether or not the CATCH block is executed (i.e. regardless of DBCC raising an error).
That is because the BACKUP command comes AFTER the END CATCH ....
What is the purpose of the TRY/CATCH block if not to avoid crashing an execution sequence?
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