INSERTS that will STAY after a ROLLBACK is issued

By well0549, 2002/10/01

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Sometimes it is usefull to log stuff in SQL server while stored procs are running. If a long stored proc runs you sometimes want to be able to log a message in a loggin file. But what if a rollback occurs.... The message is lost as well.

Here is a method to set up a seperate connection to SQL inside TSQL and log those messages......

Had a discussion a while ago about this but this solution never popped up.....

Run this script and be amazed.........

By well0549, 2002/10/01

Total article views: 569 | Views in the last 30 days: 9

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