我有一个SQL存储过程,在某些情况下,如果失败,将返回-1的结果,但也通过RAISERROR命令返回一条消息,例如: BEGIN RAISERROR ('Error %i has occurred', 11, 1, 0) RETURN -1 END 我通过使用cfstoredproc的coldfusion访问这个例子: <cfstoredproc procedure="sp_return" datasource="myDatasource" returncode="yes...
SUMMARY: This article discusses the RAISE command for reporting errors, warnings, and other report messages within stored procedures and functions in PostgreSQL. Levels of error messages are covered along with settings for specifying their display to the client or log. PL/pgSQL is ...
execute isn't a SQL keyword, though. Did you mean call? Your procedure would become: create or replace procedure app_error_test ( query1 nvarchar2 , query2 nvarchar2 , query3 nvarchar2 , query4 nvarchar2 , query5 nvarchar2 , query6 nvarchar2 ) as queryconcat nvarcha...
Or is one raise_application_error in the relevant procedure enough, with no pragma exception init etc needed? To give an idea of what I mean, in the example below, if a user entered a number which corresponded to a record which couldn't be updated because it didn't exist, I'd like ...
Since the data type of the result of RAISE_ERROR is undefined, it can only be used in a SEThost-variableor SQL procedure languageassignment-statement. To use this function in another context, such as alone in a select list, you must use a cast specification to give a data type to the...
i am getting error stating that " org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: too many parameters specified for RAISE Where: compilation of PL/pgSQL function "create_temp_eid_table" near line 23". Pleasecheckthe imageforclear error message. ...
SQL Server version 14.0.1000 Client Operating System Windows 10 JAVA/JVM version 1.8.0 u181 Table schema Problem description Expected behaviour: CallableStatement.execute() raises an SQLException in case the Stored Procedure raises an error Actual behaviour: CallableStatement.execute() does not raise th...
The RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR procedure raises an exception based on a user-provided error code and message. This procedure is only supported in PL/SQL contexts.
We can also provide an error message that helps in easier identification of the root cause of the error, allowing us to discover the error. The exception gives an error in the error code; we will identify the error using the error code; it will define either a SQL State code condition....
Postgres will raise an exception including the name of the constraint in case of a check_violation (error code 23514). I would make it a simple SQL function with data-modifying CTEs. Fastest, safest, simplest - and go with the built-in error messages and built-in error logging: CREATE ...