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Suppress Errors/Warnings

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christywarner

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Apr 14, 2003
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Hi,

I have an Access front-end w/ SQL Server back-end.
I have a stored procedure that checks to see if a
SQL server file exists, and if so, it deletes it.
The only problem is, once the file is delete,
the stored proc gives me an error that the file
doesn't exist. How do I suppress these messages?
I tried in Access docmd.setwarnings false, but I
think this only applies to native Access VBA code,
not the SQL server side.

Here is my stored proc:

CREATE PROCEDURE EXISTDROP AS
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM NEWTABLE)
BEGIN
DROP TABLE NEWTABLE
END
GO

thanks!
Christy.
 
If you are working with SQL2K, then you can use one of the Information_Schema views to see if a table exists:

Code:
CREATE PROCEDURE EXISTDROP AS
  IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM Information_Schema.Tables
             WHERE Table_Name = 'NEWTABLE')
  BEGIN
     DROP TABLE NEWTABLE
  END
GO

The code is slightly different for previous versions of SQL. How does this work for you?

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Every time I lose my mind, I wonder
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