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  1. Babelfish

    Supress error message

    Post by: Babelfish, Jul 10, 2006 in forum: General Developer Questions
    quote:Originally posted by Adriaan With SQL 2005, there's a TRY syntax that allows you to handle errors that way. With SQL 2000, you can use syntax...
  2. Babelfish

    Supress error message

    Post by: Babelfish, Jul 10, 2006 in forum: General Developer Questions
    quote:Originally posted by ghemant Hi, is your SP returns error in Query Analyzer too !? , are you looking for error handling in SQL !? refer...
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    Supress error message

    Thread by: Babelfish, Jul 10, 2006, 4 replies, in forum: General Developer Questions
    I'm using a .net script engine that halts on functions that fails. To handle errors I tried to execute Inserts through a stored procedure, handle the...
  4. Babelfish

    Avoid waiting for a return from server

    Post by: Babelfish, Mar 1, 2006 in forum: Non-Transact SQL Developer Performance Tuning
    quote:Originally posted by Adriaan Depends on the interface your using. When using ADO, you can specify asynchronous operation. Not sure if you can...
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    Avoid waiting for a return from server

    Thread by: Babelfish, Mar 1, 2006, 3 replies, in forum: Non-Transact SQL Developer Performance Tuning
    I work whith special programs requiring some kind of real time performance. They are the source for data inserted into databases. The inserts are no...
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