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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » System Settings » ERROR

26. 6. 2. Using @@ERROR


7> SELECT 1/0 AS DivideByZero

8> SELECT @@ERROR AS ErrorNumber

9> GO

Msg 8134, Level 16, State 1, Server J\SQLEXPRESS, Line 7

Divide by zero error encountered.

26. 6. ERROR
	26. 6. 1.	@@error is
	26. 6. 2.	Using @@ERROR
	26. 6. 3.	@@ERROR reset
	26. 6. 4.	SELECT 5 / 0
	26. 6. 5.	SELECT * FROM master.dbo.sysmessages WHERE error = @@ERROR
	26. 6. 6.	Attempt to Capture @@IDENTITY, @@ROWCOUNT, and @@ERROR
	26. 6. 7.	Parse exception
	26. 6. 8.	connection-level exception
	26. 6. 9.	Check the @@ERROR with if statement
	26. 6. 10.	A stored procedure that uses the @@ERROR system function
	26. 6. 11.	Observing line numbers in exceptions

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