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virenraval Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned
If @@Rowcount is checked after Error checking statement then it will have 0 as the value of @@Recordcount as it would have been reset.
And if @@Recordcount is checked before the error-checking statement then @@Error would get reset.
To get @@erro...
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virenraval Liked 2 Years ago through Just Learned
If @@Rowcount is checked after Error checking statement then it will have 0 as the value of @@Recordcount as it would have been reset.
And if @@Recordcount is checked before the error-checking statement then @@Error would get reset.
To get @@erro...
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virenraval Liked 2 Years ago through Just Learned
If @@Rowcount is checked after Error checking statement then it will have 0 as the value of @@Recordcount as it would have been reset.
And if @@Recordcount is checked before the error-checking statement then @@Error would get reset.
To get @@erro...
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virenraval Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned
If @@Rowcount is checked after Error checking statement then it will have 0 as the value of @@Recordcount as it would have been reset.
And if @@Recordcount is checked before the error-checking statement then @@Error would get reset.
To get @@erro...
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virenraval Commented 2 Years ago through Blogs
I think expression $ is always considered as Money Datatype...we can check this also..
select len($)...
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virenraval Commented 2 Years ago through Blogs
I think expression $ is always considered as Money Datatype...we can check this also..
select len($)...
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virenraval Liked 2 Years ago through Just Learned
If @@Rowcount is checked after Error checking statement then it will have 0 as the value of @@Recordcount as it would have been reset.
And if @@Recordcount is checked before the error-checking statement then @@Error would get reset.
To get @@error a
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