Error handling when calling external sql-Files

I am using SQL Server 2000. I have some files with SQL-Statements.

The SQL-Serveragent runs jobs which execute the SQL-Files:
(e.g. osql /E /n /i \\server\d$\lager_pool.sql)

How can I implement an error handling.

If an error occurs, the script stops, and I can't read the variable
@.error

My script - table xy doesnt exist

SELECT * FROM XY
SELECT @.@.error
SELECT 33

The execution stops with an error after the first line

Thanks for your help.
aaapaulHi

Look at using the -b flag when you call osql, there is more information in
Books Online.

John

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I am using SQL Server 2000. I have some files with SQL-Statements.

The SQL-Serveragent runs jobs which execute the SQL-Files:
(e.g. osql /E /n /i \\server\d$\lager_pool.sql)

How can I implement an error handling.

If an error occurs, the script stops, and I can't read the variable
@.error

My script - table xy doesnt exist

SELECT * FROM XY
SELECT @.@.error
SELECT 33

The execution stops with an error after the first line

Thanks for your help.
aaapaul|||Thanks, but it doesnt work

This is my script - its a file c:\test.sql

declare @.errorcode int
select * from abc
SET @.errorcode = @.@.error
--writing log
insert adaten.dbo.loghist(logdatum,loginfo,logfehler,saet ze)
values (getdate(),'test',@.errorcode,25)

The table "abc" dont exist.

If I call the script

osql /E /n /ic:\test.sql (with or without /b) the insert anweisung
instruction wont be executed.

I want something like ON ERROR RESUME NEXT. Is this possible ?

Thanks
aaapaul|||Hi

You may want to try using EXEC for your select statement

declare @.errorcode int
EXEC ('select * from abc')
SET @.errorcode = @.@.error
--writing log
insert adaten.dbo.loghist(logdatum,loginfo,logfehler,saet ze)
values (getdate(),'test',@.errorcode,25)

John

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Thanks, but it doesnt work

This is my script - its a file c:\test.sql

declare @.errorcode int
select * from abc
SET @.errorcode = @.@.error
--writing log
insert adaten.dbo.loghist(logdatum,loginfo,logfehler,saet ze)
values (getdate(),'test',@.errorcode,25)

The table "abc" dont exist.

If I call the script

osql /E /n /ic:\test.sql (with or without /b) the insert anweisung
instruction wont be executed.

I want something like ON ERROR RESUME NEXT. Is this possible ?

Thanks
aaapaul