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Rudi
Hi,
I have a master proc that calls a different 'child' proc for a set of
records.
When a Raiserror occurs in the child proc, I 'handle' it in the master proc
and update a status field in the record to 'Error' and set the returned
error message.
When all records have been processed, I return the record id, the status and
the message for the set of records.
In query analyzer, I can see that this resultset is correctly returned, it
also prints the raiserror statements.
But in C# code, I always get the SqlExceptions for the 'child' proc. And no
way to get to the returned resultset. Is there a way to 'ignore' the
SqlExceptions and still get the returned resultset back?
Rudi
I have a master proc that calls a different 'child' proc for a set of
records.
When a Raiserror occurs in the child proc, I 'handle' it in the master proc
and update a status field in the record to 'Error' and set the returned
error message.
When all records have been processed, I return the record id, the status and
the message for the set of records.
In query analyzer, I can see that this resultset is correctly returned, it
also prints the raiserror statements.
But in C# code, I always get the SqlExceptions for the 'child' proc. And no
way to get to the returned resultset. Is there a way to 'ignore' the
SqlExceptions and still get the returned resultset back?
Rudi