I would like to print the query I have written inside the SP while executing it so that I can debug it easily
e.g

BEGIN
DECLARE @SQLQUERY varchar(8000)
SET @SQLQUERY = ’select * from Roles where Role=1 ‘
PRINT ‘%1!’, @SQLQUERY
EXEC(@SQLQUERY)
END

I want if I execute it in sql plus it shoul give me results as well as print the query for my knowldege.

The baove syntaxt works fine with sybase but in sql server it gives me error nea comma in print statement.

Thanks for your quick reply.

yes i am using linked server. I implemented sqlmail on my local server and i am getting mails.
As i mplemented Try Catch in my trigger and we know that not all the errors will be cathed in the catch block. so better i implement the the way you suggested.

How do we check that remote server is online or not, is there any code snippet you have

part1: if (condition to check if remote server database is online)
begin
perform what ever your action you want to perform.
end

part2: else
begin
xp_sendemail……
end

I am okay with the 2nd part and what should i write for part1? is there any system stored procedure to do that in sql2k5 as i am using sql2k5. Reply will be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Instead of waiting for trigger to execute SQL statement on remote sql server (which is offline) and fail and then send an email… why don’t you simple check if remote server or remote database is online. If it is online perform action, if it not online, then send email. something like this.

Inside trigger you can add a check like this,

if (condition to check if remote server database is online)
begin
perform what ever your action you want to perform.
end

else
begin
xp_sendemail……
end

This will definitely not rollback your transaction.

If you need more help let me know. Also provide details if you are using linked server to connect to remote server.

~ IM.

I have a situation in my Trigger.
My trigger is for update on a Table, whenever there is an update it has to fire the trigger and place the data in 2 Servers one is local and another is Remote server. what i need is sometimes my remote server goes offline, thogh the trigger firing and and i am missing some data. what i want is if is there any problem with servers or DB still it has to fire the trigger and it should notify me with a mail that there was a problem with remote server or DB, but still it has to do all the tasks it is suppose to do. so implemented try catch bolck in catch block i wrote like this

END TRY

Begin Catch
SELECT @intErrorCode = @@ERROR
IF (@intErrorCode 0) GOTO PROBLEM

End Catch

PROBLEM:
IF (@intErrorCode 0)
BEGIN
declare @body1 varchar(100)
set @body1 = ‘Server :’+@@servername+ ‘Error Message:’+ERROR_MESSAGE()
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @recipients=’mailid’,
@subject = ‘My Mail Test’,
@body = @body1,
@body_format = ‘HTML’ ;
END

while i am trying get some exception trigger is not getting fired i have to rollback my operation.
Is there anyway i canget fired my trigger though there is an exception but notifying me with a mail. Any Help….

That is not an issue with Select. this issue with “WHERE”.

You can write the query as follows:

SELECT tic.cod_record_poliza,tic.cod_ramo
FROM tISO_Claim tic
WHERE cod_record_poliza = ‘99′

Let me know if it helps you.

Thanks,

Tejas

The problem is.

SELECT tic.cod_record_poliza,tic.cod_ramo
FROM tISO_Claim tic
WHERE cod_record_poliza = 99

Error:
Server: Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Syntax error converting the varchar value ‘UP01′ to a column of data type int.

Note: This error is in a select statement because the column name cod_record_poliza is varchar and in this case the values is 99 instead of ‘99′.

—>>> I need to detect this error. <<<<——-
The question is: How could I resolve this error?

If I try to drop a constraint which does not exist in the database by using the below command I get the error message

Msg 3728, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
‘FK_ReferencedWorkspace_SchemaVersion1′ is not a constraint.
Msg 3727, Level 16, State 0, Line 1
Could not drop constraint. See previous errors.

However if I have the same code enclosed within a try .. catch block with the statement

select ERROR_NUMBER() as ErrorNumber,
ERROR_LINE() AS ErrorLine,
ERROR_MESSAGE() as ErrorMessage

it only returns me the second error as

“Could not drop constraint. See previous errors.”

How do I get the full error message so that I can trobleshoot easily OR is this a limitation of SQL Server 2005

Thanks
Ryan

What will be the faster way ?

Kamleshkumar Gujarathi.

I want to use try-catch block against any user defined condition. say I am ising an IF block to satisfy some conditions . If it will dissatisfy, then I want to go to CATCH block. Is it possible?

BEGIN TRY
IF (@variable between 1 AND 8) –condition as per client emand) –
error produced
END TRY

BEGIN CATCH

END CATCH

I want to use 2 try blocks in same stored proc. If the FIRST try block fails it goes to catch..suppose.. if my SECOND block fails, whether the first TRY block transaction gets rolledback or not?
this is my scenario
// success
begin tran
begin try

insert1
insert2
insert3
end try

begin catch
rollback
end catch

end try
commit tran
//failure
begin tran
begin try

insert1
insert2
insert3
end try

begin catch
rollback
end catch

end try
commit tran

1. How will you detect that a deadlock occured in SQL server 2000 and how will you resolve it ?
2.How many stored procedures can be written in a single crystal report?

Is Try catch block is an alternative of @@raiseerror that we used in SQL 2000.

Nisheeth Pandya

BEGIN CATCH
DECLARE @ErrorMessage NVARCHAR(4000);

IF @@TRANCOUNT > 0
BEGIN
ROLLBACK TRANSACTION;
PRINT ‘TRANSACTION ABORTED’
END

PRINT CURSOR_STATUS(‘global’, ‘file_cursor’)

IF CURSOR_STATUS(‘global’,'file_cursor’) > 0
BEGIN
CLOSE file_cursor
DEALLOCATE file_cursor
PRINT ‘The cursor has been closed and deallocated’
END

DECLARE @ErrorSeverity INT;
DECLARE @ErrorState INT;

SELECT
@ErrorMessage = ERROR_MESSAGE(),
@ErrorSeverity = ERROR_SEVERITY(),
@ErrorState = ERROR_STATE();

IF @ErrorState < 1
SET @ErrorState = 1

— Use RAISERROR inside the CATCH block to return error
— information about the original error that caused
— execution to jump to the CATCH block.
–SET @ErrorMessage = ‘Procedure BLAH: ‘ + @ErrorMessage
RAISERROR (@ErrorMessage, — Message text.
@ErrorSeverity, — Severity.
@ErrorState — State.
);
END CATCH

You Can use the Cursor_Status() function to check the status of the cursor in the CATCH Block and write the code accordingly

For full detail go to bookonline topic
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