Reputation: 2150
I've a stored procedure where there are two insert statement for two different tables.
create procedure p_multiple_insert
(
// variable declaration
)
declare @temp int = 0;
begin try
begin
// insert statement for TABLE1
set @temp = 1;
if(@temp = 1)
begin
// insert statement for TABLE2
end
end
end try
begin catch
// insert into error table error_number() & error_message()
end catch
If the error occurs with first insert statement block, @temp = 0
. So second insert block does not execute and data is also not inserted in the TABLE1.
But if the error occur while inserting into TABLE2, how can I rollback my whole transaction. I mean roll back first insert statment too.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2612
Reputation:
my changes are in UPPER CASE:
create procedure p_multiple_insert
(
-- variable declaration
)
declare @temp int = 0;
BEGIN TRANSACTION
begin try
-- insert statement for TABLE1
set @temp = 1;
if(@temp = 1)
begin
-- insert statement for TABLE2
end
end
COMMIT TRANSACTION
end try
begin catch
ROLLBACK TRANSACTION
-- insert into error table error_number() & error_message()
end catch
My "Standard-Catch-Block" always looks like this:
DECLARE @errmsg NVARCHAR(MAX)
SELECT @errmsg = 'Error executing dbo.StoredProcName: '
+ COALESCE(ERROR_MESSAGE(),'No Message from SQL Server')
RAISERROR(@errmsg,16,1)
ROLLBACK TRANSACTION
Upvotes: 1