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Joseph Schrag
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 Posted - 2010-06-02 : 19:47:07
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| I have a sql script which creates a view. This view references a table that does not exist when the view is created. So, it throws an error. I am wondering how I can catch the error and allow the view to be created anyway with no error thrown (important). I have tried wrapping it in a try catch, but it seems that is not allowed. I have tried using an if (@@error <> 0) statement, but it doesn't stop the error from being thrown.I just want to prevent the error from being returned at all. I have also found that Oracle has exactly what I want (CREATE FORCE VIEW), but that is not available in SQL Server.Any ideas? |
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tkizer
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Joseph Schrag
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Posted - 2010-06-03 : 00:19:18
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| I think that is the route I will have to end up going. |
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SQL Server: How do I ignore errors on a view creat