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Answer by Marcello Miorelli for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL...
I have been using the following script and you can see more details in my answer here.RAISERROR ( 'Wrong Server!!!',18,1) WITH NOWAIT RETURN print 'here' select [was this executed]='Yes'--but sometimes...
View ArticleAnswer by Thomas Oatman for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
Many thanks to all the other people here and other posts I have read.But nothing was meeting all of my needs until @jaraics answered.Most answers I have seen disregard scripts with multiple batches....
View ArticleAnswer by Vasudev for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
Enclose it in a try catch block, then the execution will be transfered to catch.BEGIN TRY PRINT 'This will be printed' RAISERROR ('Custom Exception', 16, 1); PRINT 'This will not be printed'END...
View ArticleAnswer by Lee for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
Back in the day we used the following...worked best:RAISERROR ('Error! Connection dead', 20, 127) WITH LOG
View ArticleAnswer by Charlie for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
You can alter the flow of execution using GOTO statements:IF @ValidationResult = 0BEGIN PRINT 'Validation fault.' GOTO EndScriptEND/* our code */EndScript:
View ArticleAnswer by Jordan Parker for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
In SQL 2012+, you can use THROW.THROW 51000, 'Stopping execution because validation failed.', 0;PRINT 'Still Executing'; -- This doesn't execute with THROWFrom MSDN:Raises an exception and transfers...
View ArticleAnswer by Vishal Kiri for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
You can use GOTO statement. Try this. This is use full for you.WHILE(@N <= @Count)BEGIN GOTO FinalStateMent;ENDFinalStatement: Select @CoumnName from TableName
View ArticleAnswer by Bhargav Shah for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
If you are simply executing a script in Management Studio, and want to stop execution or rollback transaction (if used) on first error, then the best way I reckon is to use try catch block (SQL 2005...
View ArticleAnswer by Casper Leon Nielsen for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a...
This was my solution:...BEGIN raiserror('Invalid database', 15, 10) rollback transaction returnEND
View ArticleAnswer by Tz_ for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
I extended the noexec on/off solution successfully with a transaction to run the script in an all or nothing manner. set noexec offbegin transactiongo<First batch, do something here>goif @@error...
View ArticleAnswer by jaraics for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
Further refinig Sglasses method, the above lines force the use of SQLCMD mode, and either treminates the scirpt if not using SQLCMD mode or uses :on error exit to exit on any errorCONTEXT_INFO is used...
View ArticleAnswer by Sglasses for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
If you can use SQLCMD mode, then the incantation :on error exit(INCLUDING the colon) will cause RAISERROR to actually stop the script. E.g.,:on error exitIF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE...
View ArticleAnswer by Blorgbeard for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
The raiserror methodraiserror('Oh no a fatal error', 20, -1) with logThis will terminate the connection, thereby stopping the rest of the script from running.Note that both severity level 20 or higher...
View ArticleAnswer by hfrmobile for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
Thx for the answer!raiserror() works fine but you shouldn't forget the return statement otherwise the script continues without error! (hense the raiserror isn't a "throwerror" ;-)) and of course doing...
View ArticleAnswer by Rob Garrison for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
None of these works with 'GO' statements. In this code, regardless of whether the severity is 10 or 11, you get the final PRINT statement.Test Script:-- =================================PRINT 'Start...
View ArticleAnswer by jerryhung for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
I use RETURN here all the time, works in script or Stored ProcedureMake sure you ROLLBACK the transaction if you are in one, otherwise RETURN immediately will result in an open uncommitted transaction
View ArticleAnswer by Jon Erickson for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
you could wrap your SQL statement in a WHILE loop and use BREAK if neededWHILE 1 = 1BEGIN -- Do work here -- If you need to stop execution then use a BREAK BREAK; --Make sure to have this break at the...
View ArticleAnswer by Gordon Bell for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
Just use a RETURN (it will work both inside and outside a stored procedure).
View ArticleAnswer by John Sansom for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
Wrap your appropriate code block in a try catch block. You can then use the Raiserror event with a severity of 11 in order to break to the catch block if you wish. If you just want to raiserrors but...
View ArticleAnswer by mtazva for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
Is this a stored procedure? If so, I think you could just do a Return, such as "Return NULL";
View ArticleAnswer by Dave Swersky for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
I would not use RAISERROR- SQL has IF statements that can be used for this purpose. Do your validation and lookups and set local variables, then use the value of the variables in IF statements to make...
View ArticleAnswer by Mladen Prajdic for SQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL...
you can use RAISERROR.
View ArticleSQL Server - stop or break execution of a SQL script
Is there a way to immediately stop execution of a SQL script in SQL server, like a "break" or "exit" command?I have a script that does some validation and lookups before it starts doing inserts, and I...
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