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May 15, 2008



We have a number of customers using the same database and ASP application. We need to run a script that modifies the database to the latest version. If the script runs twice it will cause problems so we need to build in a fail safe way of stopping it running a second time.

To do this we can update a version table at the end of the script. At the start of the script we check that the version is the previous one. If it isn't then we need to abort the enitre script. The problem is that the RETURN statement will only exit the current batch and execution of the script will continue from the next GO statement.

Is there any way to stop a multi-batch script running if a certain condition is met in one batch in such a way that the remaining batches do not run?

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