Error handling in sql server 2000 Part 55

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[@sureshrajput5794]

awesome video sir finally understood the actual use of error handling thanku very much venket sir :)

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[@krismaly6300]

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[@georgigeorgiev4871]

Could you just set the Primary key column of the second table to be identity (autoincremented)? PS: This may be your best tutorial yet. Not only you explain error handling, but you present an interesting issue solution with sophisticated script.

[@turn1210]

Thats what i was thinking, its a very long winded method.

[@nileshmonde4879]

I am getting error if I autoincremented

[@nileshmonde4879]

I am getting error if I autoincremented

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Sir, your videos are wonderful and good.Can you please say me where can I get good training questions and solutions for SQL programming.. As I have learnt the basis, I need to get trained on the complex queries.

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[@sksaratchandra8266]

Thanks Sir ❤

[@JonathanIsmaila]

Please I have a question, what if the second statement raises an error as well, how do we handle that e.g. we replace 'select * from products' with another insert or update statement that can generate violation?

[@rishamuni3920]

Thank you sir for your valuable post

[@pasito287]

very useful

[@AlishSafarli]

first of all I wanna say thank u very much, you`re my fav teacher. what I wanna know if my ID column is set to automatically calculated (identity, 100,1 - beginning from 100 and increasing by one) do I still need that clause? coz as I understood, it is only because when you manually enter the iD

[@EditWithVishnu]

If he uses @identity then what's the topic error handing wouldn't be arised..

[@vivektarab1959]

0:25 - Introduction of PLSQL Codes

[@anandsharma9159]

@Venkat, shouldn't we use auto increment for 'productSalesId' column ? if we use the method as shown in video. what happens when say the same procedure is triggered from two different end points ?

[@nayanamtanuj]

He is not auto-incrementing just for the sake of explanation. He is trying to create the error easily to explain the concept.

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[@piyasidey2117]

Thank you Sir.

[@emilywagner6858]

This is interesting. However, couldn't you have the sales id column be auto increment? Also, in a real world environment, wouldn't it be that if you have 90 on hand, you sell 100, the on hand qty would become 0 and you'd back order 10? In this case, you'd have a third table for the back ordered items.

[@stutitehri993]

great

[@bizzar31]

you really gone that far ;)

[@haiderhassan130]

instead of calculating the ID in tblproductsales, shouldn't we just use identity (1,1) in the first place so that it automatically inserts after the previous ID?

[@surajk508]

The Videos are excellent . I just have one Basic Question . Why 'Declare' key word is used to Declare '@Stockavailable' Variable but not used for @ProductID Variable . Thanks in advance

[@hageadan]

Why can't we use identity on the ProductSalesID in tblProductSales ?

[@andrewmclaughlin2679]

Identity is automatic when specified in the initial table. It is left out on purpose to demonstrate an error. Specifically, to demonstrate the first portion of the stored procedure works, reducing the quantity available, but not recording the transaction of the sale. This is inconsistent, and one of the reasons for using Error Handling in the first place. Notice the end of the stored procedure declares and inserts @MaxProductSalesID. If we used Identity in tblProductSales, we would be able to avoid declaring the final variable. But then, there would be no error, and so there would be no lesson for the video to demonstrate.

[@Vij2011]

gud and nice

[@shamsunnahar9745]

On Product sales table name of column does not match with insert command. On insert command it is @maxproductsalesid,@productid, qunatity to sell but after execution it came productsaleid, product id and qunatity sold. Could you kindly explain?

[@gosmart_always]

How the control is going to the next statement after insert statement if there isn't error in insert statement. My question is how control is going to if statement if there is an error in insert statement.

[@swatimishra3574]

Thank you for this wonderful video. I just wrote another print statement inside the @@error0 statement to see the value of @@error. It is showing the value as 0 only. Can you please help

[@Tech_haunt]

I followed your tutorial and tried to run the below statement. declare @error int insert into tblproductsales values(5,5,10) set @error=@@ERROR select *from tblproductsales if (@@ERROR0) Print 'Error Occurred' Else Print 'No errors' But I'm not getting Error Occurred msg instead it's executing else statement. Msg 2627, Level 14, State 1, Line 728 Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK__tblprodu__1B97317E93C37F32'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.tblproductsales'. The duplicate key value is (5). The statement has been terminated. (5 rows affected) No errors

[@harshsharma-fp3xi]

@@ error understood

[@RoamingRebel]

Am not getting error. Ram is not there. i want to make an error and print Transaction rolled back. Declare @Error int insert into tblEmployee values('Mobile Phone',1500, 100,'ram') if(@@ERROR 0) Begin print 'Transaction rolled back' End else Begin print 'Transaction Commited' End

[@ya0004ng]

excellent explanation

[@DipakKumar-yl5vh]

I am getting Error while creating the Stored Procedure, could anyone pls help me out

[@homed41763]

What is "Begin Trans" & "Commit Trans"?

[@hakeemsanni9935]

kudvenkat Just curious, is there any good why not use RAISEERROR instead of @@Error in the insert statement. Thanks

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Tuomo Kämäräinen thanks, makes sense then

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Revisiting Thanks for educating the community. Thanks a lot