C.K.Shaiju (9/24/2013)
Hi,How do we ignore an error in T-SQL?
For e.g.:- The following code throw an error once the @lCounter reach at 15 and will come out. Requirement is it should go till 1000. Even if there are errors in between.
DECLARE @lCounter SMALLINT
DECLARE @lError SMALLINT
SET @lCounter = 0
WHILE (@lCounter <= 1000 )
BEGIN
SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR, GETDATE(), @lCounter)
SET @lCounter = @lCounter + 1
END
Thanks in advance
You can't ignore an error. You can however handle it using Try/Catch.
I hope your code is just for an example of how to force an error because a loop is not very efficient in sql.
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