Thanks. This is a good idea when running the query directly from the Access code but I need to know if rowback occured within a SQL stored procedure when several queries are run. Looking for a way of checking the @@error and returning that value with the RETURN @@error statement.
I have a program that I inherited that uses pass thru queries to update a SQL table. Sometimes the query will fail but this is never reported back to Access. How can I use the RETURN Value of SQL to send a value back to MS Access? What is the Access code to receive this value? It is written...
I have a program that I inherited that uses pass thru queries to update a SQL table. Sometimes the query will fail but this is never reported back to Access. How can I use the RETURN Value of SQL to send a value back to MS Access? What is the Access code to receive this value? It is written...
I need to make a copy of a database and delete all of the records from the user defined tables. I want to keep only the table definitions and stored procedures. What is the best way to do this. I am quite new to SQL. We are using SQL 7. Thanks
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