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CONTINUE in SQL Server Command: CONTINUE Command in SQL Server

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CONTINUE in SQL Server Command: CONTINUE Command in SQL Server is easier to understand when the core ideas are paired with practical examples. The sections below explain the topic clearly, highlight useful steps, and point out details that can prevent common errors.

The CONTINUE command is used to give command execution authority to the last expression of the loop. That means upside-down to the top of the loop, all the commands that follow in the loop containing CONTINUE will be ignored without execution. You will detail how to use this command in SQL Server.

Syntax

To use the CONTINUE statement in SQL Server, we use the following syntax:

 TIẾP TỤC; 

Note:

  • There are no parameters and arguments in the CONTINUE statement.
  • You use the CONTINUE statement to return to the WHILE loop and execute its subsequent conditions.

For instance,

 DECLARE @Number INT = 1; 
 DECLARE @Total INT = 0; 

 @Number WHILE <= 10 
 BEGIN 
 IF @NUMBER = 5 
 BREAK; 

 ELSE 
 SET @Total = @Total + @Number; 
 SET @Number = @Number + 1; 
 TIẾP TỤC; 
 END; 

 END; 

 PRINT @Total; 
 GO 

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FAQ

What should you know about syntax?

To use the CONTINUE statement in SQL Server, we use the following syntax:

What is CONTINUE in SQL Server Command: CONTINUE Command in SQL Server?

The CONTINUE command helps give command execution authority to the last expression of the loop.

Why is CONTINUE in SQL Server Command: CONTINUE Command in SQL Server important?

A clear understanding of CONTINUE in SQL Server Command: CONTINUE Command in SQL Server helps you make informed decisions, avoid common mistakes, and use the relevant tools or techniques more effectively.

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