You could write a UDF to output text to the a text file, although this
causes problems when the file can't be written to.

Personally when we have a long running SP we have a return parameter that
returns progress and normal (non-rollback) errors.

I terms of scripts, I'm not sure what happens if you run a script passing
output to a file, i.e. whether it writesa as it goes along, so you could
parse the output file as it is being produced for errors and progress
comments.

JAC.


"Ralf Grenzing" <ralfgspam@...> wrote in message
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> Hi again
>
> Is there a possiblility to show something to the user without using a
> exception which rollback the transaktion? Or must I use a out put
> parameter for that? For instance if a want to inform the user that his
> operation is done or just for debug resonses?
>
> And the same question for isql: is there a possibility to write
> somethhing in the output file to inform the user, what the script has
> done?
>
> Neighter in the example database nor in the documentation I have found
> something for this topic. (Just show Tables/ Generators ... for ISQL and
>
> so on)
>
> Ralf Grenzing
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