I have a powershell script that has 2 steps. The script is called by a SQL agent job. If a step fails, it is sending back the error to the job but wasn't actually failing the job. I found if I use "throw", it will fail the job. However if the 1st step fails, then it exits the script. I need it to continue on but still show a job failure regardless if step 2 fails or not. Is that possible?
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