I'm doing some fairly basic updates with stored procedures. 99% of them affect one row. I've jsut discovered that I can't get the value of @.@.rowcount and @.@.error to return as output parameters (if I check one, the other one gets reset!). My theory is then to return the rowcount and if it's not = 1, then I know I've had a problem. If I begin a transaction in vb.net and call each proc in the required order and check each step that rowcount = 1, is this a reliable method of ensuring no errors have occurred?
Thanks.As far as dealing with both @.@.ROWCOUNT and @.@.ERROR is concerned, this is what I do:
SELECT @.lError = @.@.ERROR, @.lRowCount = @.@.ROWCOUNT
I select the values into local variables in the stored procedure andthen do whatever is needed based on those values. Note that youmust SELECT both values in the same statement, and I *believe* @.@.ERRORmust appear first because it will be reset when @.@.ROWCOUNT is accessed.
In your case, @.lError should be 0 and @.lRowCount should be 1 when a record is inserted correctly.
|||Thanks, I can now get my two values back!
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