09-23-2025, 01:09 PM
SQL Server Error Code 50000 is a user-defined error, often caused by a custom RAISERROR or THROW statement within stored procedures or triggers. It typically arises when invalid data is entered, or an operation is blocked intentionally by the developer. To troubleshoot:
1. Identify the Source: Use SQL Profiler or Extended Events to find the function triggering the error.
2. Review Code: Open the procedure/trigger in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and look for RAISERROR or THROW statements.
3. Validate Data: Ensure input matches expected types, ranges, and formats.
4. Check Permissions: Ensure the user has necessary rights.
If database corruption is suspected, tools Aryson SQL Backup Recovery can help restore damaged files.
1. Identify the Source: Use SQL Profiler or Extended Events to find the function triggering the error.
2. Review Code: Open the procedure/trigger in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and look for RAISERROR or THROW statements.
3. Validate Data: Ensure input matches expected types, ranges, and formats.
4. Check Permissions: Ensure the user has necessary rights.
If database corruption is suspected, tools Aryson SQL Backup Recovery can help restore damaged files.