I was worried I'd run into some of these compatibility issues when moving from a local SQL server instance to a SQL Azure instance. Turns out RAISERROR isn't supported in SQL Azure. We use this to notify when attempting to reset a locked track when onboarding errors occur.
Solution? Uh... I guess we'll make the 'is locked' check be a separate query before running the ResetOnBoardingStatus stored proc.
I was worried I'd run into some of these compatibility issues when moving from a local SQL server instance to a SQL Azure instance. Turns out RAISERROR isn't supported in SQL Azure. We use this to notify when attempting to reset a locked track when onboarding errors occur.
Solution? Uh... I guess we'll make the 'is locked' check be a separate query before running the ResetOnBoardingStatus stored proc.