Jun 29, 2015
This article talks about how to handle error in SQL Server using THROW. In versions prior to SQL Server 2012, you can use @@RAISE_ERROR to generate error messages dynamically or using the sys.messages catalog.
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This article talks about how to handle error in SQL Server using THROW. In versions prior to SQL Server 2012, you can use @@RAISE_ERROR to generate error messages dynamically or using the sys.messages catalog.
Hibernate provides us with the option to fire explicit SQL queries. But with the presence of HQL and Criteria why would one want to do that ? Well I found a host of valid reasons, some from Books and a couple of my own: We may have certain tables or views not mapped in Hibernate that we may need to execute a query against.