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get storedproc return value in dts
Posted on 2006-07-24
Hi,
I have a stored proc which has an update statement. There are 3 cases, it either does the update(n rows), it doesn't do any update(0 rows) or it fails. If it fails I can use the fail task to send myself email and if it succeeds I can send email as well. However, if it doesn't run at all i.e. 0 rows updated then it's neither success nor failure. I would like to know how i can find out if it did not run or didnt do any changes so that I can send email accordingly.
Please advise.
Thanks
I have a stored proc which has an update statement. There are 3 cases, it either does the update(n rows), it doesn't do any update(0 rows) or it fails. If it fails I can use the fail task to send myself email and if it succeeds I can send email as well. However, if it doesn't run at all i.e. 0 rows updated then it's neither success nor failure. I would like to know how i can find out if it did not run or didnt do any changes so that I can send email accordingly.
Please advise.
Thanks
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Here's one way. I imagine this will vary greatly by developer.
CREATE PROCEDURE YourProc(@success bit) AS
UPDATE YourTable
SET Column1 = Value1
IF @@ROWCOUNT > 0
begin
-- Your Update statement updated at least one record.
@success =1
end
else
begin
-- Your Update statement did not return any records.
@success=0
end
SELECT @success
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE YourProc(@success bit) AS
UPDATE YourTable
SET Column1 = Value1
IF @@ROWCOUNT > 0
begin
-- Your Update statement updated at least one record.
@success =1
end
else
begin
-- Your Update statement did not return any records.
@success=0
end
SELECT @success
GO
You cannot return an output parameter to DTS (at least not directly) You will have to resort to returning a resultset containing the variable, as suggested in the previous comment, make sure to alias it.
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