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Why does Sql Server keep executing after raiserror when xact_abort is on?

... a bit of an issue for some who hoped RAISERROR with a high severity (like 16) would be the same as an SQL execution error - it's not. Your workaround is just about what you need to do, and using an explicit transaction doesn't have any effect on the behavior you want to change. ...
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Browser statistics on JavaScript disabled [closed]

... 120 Give the basic info, with a clear route for how to go further - update your browser! I think ...
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git: How to ignore all present untracked files?

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Set padding for UITextField with UITextBorderStyleNone

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How to change current Theme at runtime in Android [duplicate]

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Does PostgreSQL support “accent insensitive” collations?

... $func$ SELECT public.immutable_unaccent(regdictionary 'public.unaccent', $1) $func$; Drop PARALLEL SAFE from both functions for Postgres 9.5 or older. public being the schema where you installed the extension (public is the default). The explicit type declaration (regdictionary) defends against...
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Partly JSON unmarshal into a map in Go

... 197 This can be accomplished by Unmarshaling into a map[string]json.RawMessage. var objmap map[st...
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In PHP, what is a closure and why does it use the “use” identifier?

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Set default CRAN mirror permanent in R

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How can I view all historical changes to a file in SVN

... 182 There's no built-in command for it, so I usually just do something like this: #!/bin/bash # ...