Capturing return status of EXEC(@String_Variable)

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> Capturing return status of EXEC(@String_Variable)

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10-06-06, 10:42

garagon

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hello world how are there

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10-06-06, 10:59

Brett Kaiser Brett Kaiser is offline

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Well that's certainly a lot of information to go on.

Care to elaborate?

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