Executing stored procedure without getting result

It is perfectly OK to execute a stored procedure without getting the result. This integer that is returned is used to pass back information about the success of the stored procedure, but the value must be assigned in code These return codes are generallyy used in control-of-flow blocks within procedures to set the return code value for each possible error. To get a SQL Server error rather than a process error, you can use the @@ERROR function.

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