It appears that a row trying to be fetched is no longer "valid". Sounds like the logic needs to be something more along these lines for the cursor. This example takes that scenario into account. It will only try to do something for a succesful fetch and just moves on to the next fetch if it is a -2. (The code is not a real working version however but the logic is there.):

DECLARE objectsCur CURSOR FAST_FORWARD LOCAL

FOR

SELECT Column1, Column2 FROM SomeTable

OPEN objectsCur;

FETCH NEXT FROM objectsCur INTO @command, @name;

WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -1) BEGIN

IF (@@FETCH_STATUS = 0) BEGIN

BEGIN TRY

EXEC (@command);

END TRY

BEGIN CATCH

SET @error = 1;

--note the error and move on to next ones

PRINT N'Error: ' + @command

PRINT N' ' + CAST(ERROR_MESSAGE() AS nvarchar(max));

PRINT N''

END CATCH;

END;

FETCH NEXT FROM objectsCur INTO @command, @name;

END;

SET @curStatus = Cursor_Status('local', 'objectsCur');

IF (@curStatus >= 0) BEGIN

CLOSE objectsCur;

DEALLOCATE objectsCur;

END;