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I mean hypothetically is it possible to control query execution?
For example I got a big query and it does a lot of things but suddenly it gets an error, but I don’t want to stop its execution, I just wanna skip that step and continue further.
Or I want to let the user know what’s going on, what’s actually is happening on the server right now.
Can I have some feedback from Sql server? Like “Just deleted the trigger successfully” or “I just Screwed with table alternation… So-n-so”
You could try breaking your stored procedure up into several smaller pieces and wrapping them all in a transaction.