Can SQL function have try catch block for exception handeling, but I know we can do exception handling in SQL stored procedure , but my question is about SQL UDF function

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Can SQL function have try catch block for exception handeling, But i know we can do exception handling in sql stored procedure ,but my question is about sql UDF function

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Posted 15-Mar-16 6:26am

RahamanATR

Updated 15-Mar-16 6:41am

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Herman<T>.Instance 15-Mar-16 12:30pm

Depends on the version of SQL Server. What brand SQL are you using. To less information to give a proper answer

RahamanATR 15-Mar-16 13:05pm

which sql version does this allows to do such exception handeling ...

[no name] 15-Mar-16 13:01pm

No, you can't use TRY-CATCH in user defined function. Create a SP(Stored Procedure) and call the method inside SP. Then implement TRY-CATCH inside SP.

RahamanATR 15-Mar-16 13:37pm

why not what is the technical reason behind it ...thnx in adv

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Herman<T>.Instance · Answer 1 · 2016-03-15T06:31:00

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Enough to choose from: Google helps you properly[^]

Posted 15-Mar-16 6:31am

Herman<T>.Instance

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2016-03-15T06:34:00

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Yes, generally: MSDN TRY...CATCH[^]
For Sql Server it's applicable from 2008.

Posted 15-Mar-16 6:34am

OriginalGriff