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How do i ignore 2601 'Cannot insert duplicate key row in object' errors in SQL Server

Asked by agrogers in SQL Query Syntax, MS SQL Server

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I need to populate a table based on a user filter.  In Access i just try to insert all the records the filter returns and allow Access to skip the duplicates.  That worls great.

However in SQL Server an error message is thrown saying that i cannot insert duplicates.  I know that and i dont want to insert duplicates.  But i do want the query to insert the non-duplicates.  Sadly the error seems to abort all inserts so no records are inserted, hence my problem

How do i get around this and allow SQL server to insert any new records and ignore the duplicates?  I really dont want to have to try to work out which records already exist in the table in order to insert the others as this makes the query much more complicated than it really needs to be.

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