I have a stored procedure; when i execute it i get error message
Arithmetic overflow error converting numeric data to varchar data type
Is there a way to find the column that caused this problem? I have T-SQL. Checking the columns one after the other is very tiring for us, because we have many columns (legacy system).
There are many options for resolving and preventing T-SQL prodedure errors, but the answer to your question is "No." MS Does Not Make Violation Information Available.
NTN, Sean
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