On Error Resume Next In Sql Server 2005
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Insert Identity Reseed SQL Server 2005 Answer Wiki Last updated: October 18, 20136:50 PM GMT RajeshRamadas30 pts. History Contributors Ordered by most recent RajeshRamadas30 pts. Thanks. We'll let you know when a new response is added. There is no one command to skip errors. This has to be handled programmatically with Try Catch block. I tried this with two tables t1 and t2. Table t1 has a column c1 defined as tinyint. Table T2 has a column c1 defined as smallint. T2 has some rows within the range of tinyint and some rows outside the range of tinyint. If we do a plain insert into t1 select * from t2, since some of the rows are out of range for tinyint, the statement will error out. You can achieve skipping errors by handling it programmatically like shown in the below code. USE tempdb CREATE TABLE t1 (c1 TINYINT); CREATE TABLE t2 (c1 SMALLINT); INSERT INTO t2 VALUES (10) INSERT INTO t2 VALUES (260) INSERT INTO t2 VALUES (20) INSERT INTO t2 VALUES (330) INSERT INTO t2 VALUES (30) INSERT INTO t2 VALUES (440) INSERT INTO t2 VALUES (40) INSERT INT
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