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Asked: 2026-05-10T20:11:30+00:00

I’d like to do something like this raiserror(concat(‘Error in case @isFishy =’, @isFishy, ‘

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I’d like to do something like this

raiserror(concat('Error in case @isFishy =', @isFishy, ' @isSmarmy=', @isSmarmy, ' @isTasty = ', @isTasty), 10, 1) --or raiserror('Error in case @isFishy =' + @isFishy + ' @isSmarmy=' + @isSmarmy + ' @isTasty = ' + @isTasty, 10, 1)

But it just isn’t working. How do I accomplish this? I’m in SQL Server 2005.

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  1. The error message in RAISERROR has actually similar syntax to printf function in C, so assuming your arguments are of the type of integer you would need to use:

    raiserror(N'Error in case @isFishy = %d @isSmarmy = %d @isTasty = %d',10,1,@isFishy,@isSmarmy,@isTasty)

    check out BOL for details and other options

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