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This presentation by Sifiso Ndlovu outlines the advantages of using the THROW statement rather than RAISERROR for handling exceptions in SQL Server. Key benefits include reduced code lines, enhanced accuracy in troubleshooting by error line and number, and improved termination of T-SQL statements. By adopting THROW, developers can ensure clearer error reporting and more effective debugging processes. This session also emphasizes the importance of understanding statement termination practices before implementing THROW, making it essential for SQL Server developers who wish to improve their error handling techniques.
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5 Reasons You Should Handle SQL Server Exceptions Using THROW Instead of RAISERROR Presented by: Sifiso Ndlovu
5 Reasons You Should Handle SQL Server Exceptions Using THROW Instead of RAISERROR • Less Lines • Accurate Troubleshooting by Error Line Number • Accurate Troubleshooting by Error Number • Accurate Termination of T-SQL Statement • Practice Statement Termination before learning to THROW
1. Less Lines RAISERROR THROW
2. Accurate Troubleshooting by Error Line Number RAISERROR THROW
3. Accurate Troubleshooting by Error Number RAISERROR THROW
5. Practice Statement Termination before learning to THROW RAISERROR THROW
5. Practice Statement Termination before learning to THROW THROW
5 Reasons You Should Handle SQL Server Exceptions Using THROW Instead of RAISERROR • Less Lines • Accurate Troubleshooting by Error Line Number • Accurate Troubleshooting by Error Number • Accurate Termination of T-SQL Statement • Practice Statement Termination before learning to THROW