Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 01/26/06 00:53

Ford Desperado (ford_desperado@yahoo.com) writes:
> In my stored procedure I'm calling a buggy and flaky stored procedure
> that comes from a third party. When I run my stored proceure from QA,
> I'm getting a whole buch of errors raised inside the third party one.
> Is there any way I could just ignore them, so that if I run my SP from
> QA, only errors from my code, if any, show up?

In SQL 2000, you are pretty lost. In SQL 2005 you can use the new
TRY-CATCH mechanism.

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