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 SQL stored procedure in Batch

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acnsql
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Posted - 2015-05-04 : 07:35:22
Hi,
I am using stored procedure in batch which is as
osql /UABC /P ABC /S SERVER1 /d database1 /q "exit(test_sp)".

when I am running this procedure through batch, its getting executed successfully but still I am getting an errorlevel of -100 in batch output.

Request your help on this.

Thanks in advance

SwePeso
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Posted - 2015-05-04 : 10:15:45
osql /UABC /P ABC /S SERVER1 /d database1 /q "exec test_sp".



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Kristen
Test

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Posted - 2015-05-04 : 14:39:00
We generate a temporary script file (we do that, dynamically, from the BATCH file but a static/fixed file will do) which contains:

DECLARE @intErrNo int
EXEC @intErrNo=dbo.MySProc @Param1=xxx, @Param2=yyy
:EXIT(SELECT @intErrNo)

The BATCH file contains:

SQLCMD -d MyDatabase -i MyTempScript.SQL -o X:\MyPath\MyProcessName.OUT -b -l 300 -S . -E >>X:\MyPath\MyProcessName.ERR
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO SQL1_Error

I presume OSQL is similar
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SwePeso
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Posted - 2015-05-05 : 07:01:00
You are still running T-SQL commands.
http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2009/01/05/sql-server-sqlcmd-vs-osql-basic-comparison/



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acnsql
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Posted - 2015-05-05 : 07:21:17
I am using OSQL for calling the stored procedure
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Kristen
Test

22859 Posts

Posted - 2015-05-05 : 10:15:21
Use whichever you like (OSQL is obsolete though), my point was to set an ERRORLEVEL (using EXIT) that the command line can make available within a BATCH file or similar. I didn't find a way to directly set the ERRORLEVEL with the return result of an SProc UNLESS I used an intermediate / temporary script, as described above.
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