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One way to check the results of a stored procedure is to use RAISERROR within the stored procedure to set the global variable @@ERROR. Then, when you return to the first procedure, you can check for the value of @@ERROR. Another way to check the results of a stored procedure is to determine the number of open transactions by referencing the global variable @@TRANCOUNT.
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