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By the way, Adam Machanic has a chapter on errors and exceptions handling in his book "Expert SQL Server 2005 Development". You may want to take a read. Also, he did a presentation on the same topic at this year's TechEd, but I'm not sure if the presentation can be found online somewhere. Linchi "Rogers" wrote: Dear Professional, I had serious debate in my organization and I told to my developers to use Error Handling in Stored procedure BEGIN TRY END TRY BEGIN CATCH END CATCH but they are saying error handling is better in .Net code instead of stored procedure, Please advice me which way is better and give me any solid reason so that I can explain them very easily. Your help is really appreciated Thanks in advance. |
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