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Chris

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Re: Need to run all SQL Statements regardless of error - 06-19-2008 , 06:19 AM

This doesn't apply as I want all of the sql statements in the same step to
run regardless of failures or not.

I actually figured this out on my own. I wrapped everything in Try Catch
statements is this works just fine.

-Chris

"Maninder" wrote:

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change the datapump task to completion instead of success, this will
help the step to move forward, regrardless of the outcome of the
previous step....

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Chris

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Re: Need to run all SQL Statements regardless of error - 06-19-2008 , 06:19 AM

This doesn't apply as I want all of the sql statements in the same step to
run regardless of failures or not.

I actually figured this out on my own. I wrapped everything in Try Catch
statements is this works just fine.

-Chris

"Maninder" wrote:

Quote:

change the datapump task to completion instead of success, this will
help the step to move forward, regrardless of the outcome of the
previous step....

Reply With Quote

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Chris

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Re: Need to run all SQL Statements regardless of error - 06-19-2008 , 06:19 AM

This doesn't apply as I want all of the sql statements in the same step to
run regardless of failures or not.

I actually figured this out on my own. I wrapped everything in Try Catch
statements is this works just fine.

-Chris

"Maninder" wrote:

Quote:

change the datapump task to completion instead of success, this will
help the step to move forward, regrardless of the outcome of the
previous step....

Reply With Quote

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Chris

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Re: Need to run all SQL Statements regardless of error - 06-19-2008 , 06:19 AM

This doesn't apply as I want all of the sql statements in the same step to
run regardless of failures or not.

I actually figured this out on my own. I wrapped everything in Try Catch
statements is this works just fine.

-Chris

"Maninder" wrote:

Quote:

change the datapump task to completion instead of success, this will
help the step to move forward, regrardless of the outcome of the
previous step....

Reply With Quote

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Chris

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Re: Need to run all SQL Statements regardless of error - 06-19-2008 , 06:19 AM

This doesn't apply as I want all of the sql statements in the same step to
run regardless of failures or not.

I actually figured this out on my own. I wrapped everything in Try Catch
statements is this works just fine.

-Chris

"Maninder" wrote:

Quote:

change the datapump task to completion instead of success, this will
help the step to move forward, regrardless of the outcome of the
previous step....

Reply With Quote

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Chris

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Re: Need to run all SQL Statements regardless of error - 06-19-2008 , 06:19 AM

This doesn't apply as I want all of the sql statements in the same step to
run regardless of failures or not.

I actually figured this out on my own. I wrapped everything in Try Catch
statements is this works just fine.

-Chris

"Maninder" wrote:

Quote:

change the datapump task to completion instead of success, this will
help the step to move forward, regrardless of the outcome of the
previous step....

Reply With Quote

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Chris

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Re: Need to run all SQL Statements regardless of error - 06-19-2008 , 06:19 AM

This doesn't apply as I want all of the sql statements in the same step to
run regardless of failures or not.

I actually figured this out on my own. I wrapped everything in Try Catch
statements is this works just fine.

-Chris

"Maninder" wrote:

Quote:

change the datapump task to completion instead of success, this will
help the step to move forward, regrardless of the outcome of the
previous step....

Reply With Quote

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