CATCH an error

Execute dbo.cuspRideSummaryDelete and pass an invalid @DateParm value of '1/32/2018' to see how the error is handled. The invalid date will be accepted by the nvarchar data type of @DateParm, but the error will occur when SQL attempts to convert it to a valid date when executing the stored procedure.

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Writing Functions and Stored Procedures in SQL Server

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Exercise instructions

DECLARE variable @ReturnCode as an integer and @ErrorOut as a nvarchar(max).
Execute dbo.cuspRideSummaryDelete and pass '1/32/2018' as the @DateParm value.
Assign @ErrorOut to the @Error parameter.
Select both @ReturnCode and @ErrorOut to see their values.

Hands-on interactive exercise

Have a go at this exercise by completing this sample code.

-- Create @ReturnCode
___ ___ ___
-- Create @ErrorOut
___ ___ ___(___)
-- Execute the SP, storing the result in @ReturnCode
___ ___ = ___.___
    -- Specify @DateParm
	___ = '1/32/2018',
    -- Assign @ErrorOut to @Error
	___ = ___ OUTPUT
-- Select @ReturnCode and @ErrorOut
___
	___ AS ReturnCode,
    ___ AS ErrorMessage;

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