January 7, 2005 at 6:47 am
Hi,
I have setup a linked server access to Db2 using Neon ODBC connection.I am using this connection in my SQL stored procedure to insert/update rows in Db2.Now,whenever my insert update fails it throws me out of the stored procedure without going into the custom error message that I am writen right below it.
what I basically did was
insert into
if @@error<>0
print 'error occ'
It never comes to the code that checks for errors.Please help me .
January 7, 2005 at 10:21 am
Don't expect much from me, I haven't worked with Db2 or Neon before. I'm just brainstorming as a disconnected outsider.
Are you absolutely sure you are getting completely thrown out of the stored procedure? Is there code after the @@error check that you know does not get executed? Like I say, I have not worked with Db2 or Neon, and is it possible that an error in that connection may not set the SQL Server @@error flag? Kind of a shot in the dark, I know, because you would think an insert statement executed in a SQL Server stored procedure would set the SQL Server @@error flag.
January 7, 2005 at 1:21 pm
Thanks.I have a print just after the insert statement but that 'print' never shows up when an error occurs
I am not sure if it has some to do with the Neon ODBC provider.
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