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2 gru 2010 · 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 onward). This works well in Management studio if you are executing a script file.
23 lip 2022 · It needs to set the exit code value in order to support automation. This needs to work even if the user is not sysadmin. Therefore, RAISEERROR () with a severity code > 18 and WITH LOG does not improve the situation. The script needs to work in both sqlcmd.exe and SSMS on SQL Server as early as 2012.
26 kwi 2011 · You could take it a bit further and use TRY/CATCH blocks to trap errors and return an error code. With SQLCMD, you can use the return code from your SQL as the exit code of the application, like so: sqlcmd -b -S ServerName -E -d DbName -q "EXIT(EXEC dbo.YourProc)" -o "C:\Logs\output.log" -u.
19 wrz 2024 · To exit sqlcmd, type EXIT or QUIT at the start of a new line. To clear the statement cache, type :RESET. Typing Ctrl+C causes sqlcmd to exit. Ctrl+C can also be used to stop the execution of the statement cache after a GO command has been issued.
9 kwi 2018 · In SQLCMD, there is a command called EXIT. So if you execute the following in SSMS with SQLCMD mode turned on: SELECT 'Hi';:EXIT SELECT 'There'; Nothing will occur. The :EXIT in the batch will keep the batch from executing. The file will, however, honor the batch separator (GO), so if you change your code to: SELECT 'Hi'; GO:EXIT SELECT 'There';
29 sie 2013 · Now, having said all that, depending on the context of the script, using RAISERROR may not be enough, as it doesn't "exit" the script by itself (using normal severity levels). For example: RAISERROR(N'Test', 16, 1); SELECT 1; /* Executed! */ This will both raise an error and return a result set.
18 paź 2017 · The number 1> means that it is connected and ready to receive sentences to execute. If you enabled SQL Server Authentication, you will need to specify a user name and a user password (I am assuming that the user is already created). Note that you will need to EXIT of sqlcmd to login with this credential. sqlcmd -S DESKTOP-5K4TURF\SQLEXPRESS -U ...
