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Keith writes "I am using the OSQL command line utility to execute a query that is stored in a text file. The text file queries are built dynamically by the client application. There are currently about 180 queries (Text files) that will run on at a Month End. I would like to know if there is a way to determine whether an error occurred during the execution of the query. I know that you can write the output to a text file, however I only want to see the output for queries where an error was returned, and not for the queries that were executed succesfully. I would greatly appreciate any help that you can offer, be it with an OSQL, or any other command line utility. Thanking you in advance, Keith.
(SQL Server 7.0 - SP2, Windows NT 4.0 - SP 4)" |
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