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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » Transact SQL » RAISERROR

20. 21. 4. Raise exception with parameters


6> DECLARE @ProductId INT

7> SET @ProductId = 100

8>

9>

10> RAISERROR('Problem with ProductId %i', 16, 1, @ProductId)

11> GO

Msg 50000, Level 16, State 1, Server J\SQLEXPRESS, Line 10

Problem with ProductId 100

1>

20. 21. RAISERROR
	20. 21. 1.	RAISERROR syntax
	20. 21. 2.	Using RAISERROR without an Error Number
	20. 21. 3.	RAISERROR (50001, 15, -1, @parm1, @parm2)
	20. 21. 4.	Raise exception with parameters
	20. 21. 5.	The syntax of the RAISERROR statement: RAISERROR ({message_id\|message_string}, severity, state [, argument]...)
	20. 21. 6.	Raising a message not defined in sysmessages.
	20. 21. 7.	Raise error out of a procedure
	20. 21. 8.	Raise error in case of error
	20. 21. 9.	Using RAISERROR with the SETERROR Option

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