A. No. All you can do is check @@ERROR after a statement has been run and do something based on that - you could do a GOTO to an error routine if it is in the same batch of TSQL.
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A. No. All you can do is check @@ERROR after a statement has been run and do something based on that - you could do a GOTO to an error routine if it is in the same batch of TSQL.