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04.01.2008 at 09:03PM PDT, ID: 23288079
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Equivalent of declare not_found condition for '02000' from DB2 to Sql server 2005

Asked by cmrnp in DB2 Database, SQL Server 2005

Tags: TSQL

Hi,
I'm looking for an equivalent of the following code
I am in the process of changeover from DB2 to Sqlserver 2005 and am not sure about how to change cursors ( if they even need change ) and condition logic.

I understand that it is to do with errors etc. but not much more than that.
I've also heard of @@error, is that what I should be doing??

If you know of any good websites that would also be great
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declare @endcursor int = 0
declare not_found condition for '02000'
 
declare cr_exclude cursor for
select f_maj, f_min, f_ctg from rebatesubtype 
where rebatetype = @stype
and upper(rebatesubtype) = 'CASH'
 
 
declare cr_bipcurs cursor for
select agreementno, lineno
from bip
where upper(sampletype) = 'CASH'
 
 
declare continue handler for not_found
  set @endcursor = 1
 
set @sbiptype = 'Cash'
 
open cr_exclude
 
fetch cr_exclude into
@imaj, @imin, @ictg
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