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Hi,

I am new to SQL Server and hence asking this.....

I have a requirement to catch any problem within my code and log it into a table with structure:

CREATE TABLE ERROR_LOG
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ERROR_CODE varchar(1000)
)

As an example:

declare @test int
begin
--deliberately assigning a char into an int variable
set @test='ABC'
end

This, as expected throws an error like:

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I want to catch the first line to ERROR_CODE field and the second line to MSG field in ERROR_LOG table

I also need to do it such that this proc seems SUCCEDED with logging into error log

How can I do this in SQL Server?

Please suggest.......

[From Oracle background, actually I am speaking about EXCEPTION Block in Pl/SQL]

Best Regards,

Ayan

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