I'm trying to understand the exception handling in PL/pgSQL but ... Case 1: CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE ins () AS $$ DECLARE i INT; BEGIN insert into scott.emp (empno) values (9000); commit; i:=1/0; EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN --rollback; END $$ LANGUAGE plpgsql; call ins();...
I want to have an exception handling block at the end of the procedure where I catch the exception and insert the information from the exception into a logging table. I have boiled the problem down to a simple procedure, below, which fails on PostgreSQL 11.2 with 2D000 cannot comm...
How to introduce Exception Handling? In our scenario, we want to handle exceptions for the PI mapping step. So in the Process Model, go to the Properties of the PI_Mapping automated activity. In the tab Boundary Events, add an event of the type TechnicalError. Now we will perform an Out...
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Hi All, I have been getting this exception now in my app. java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00020: maximum number of processes (50) exceeded I am using sun one's connection pooling.My resource handling is being proper everywhere.i am closing all my resources like Statement,ResultSet and Connection...
(via a trigger). Pretty simple really. I thought ALL modern programming languages would have some support for error handling. Yet, here we are at version 5 of Mysql, and I find no way to throw an error in stored procedured or triggers. (I didn't find anything in the version 6 ...
It appeared in one place. Additional information: under heavy load a very often invoked service (probably ServiceStack creates separate thread for each POST) which produced an error, this was logged into postgresql. I was using here my internal logging class which calls stored procedure (function)...
Depending on where the exception is being thrown, setting the PostgreSQL logging level toDEBUG1or finer, in a fresh connection before the first use of any function that loads PL/Java, may cause a stack trace to be produced when the exception is thrown. The stack trace goes to the standard...
Yet, here we are at version 5 of Mysql, and I find no way to throw an error in stored procedured or triggers. (I didn't find anything in the version 6 manual either) Can this be possible? I would have thought proper error handling would have been in version 1! WTF? Any ...