Hi, As often seems to happen, as soon as I sent out an e-mail, I found the answer.
In ComCondition::setSQLCODE (export/ComDiags.cpp), there are two environment variables that developers can set. If you set LOOP_ON_ERROR to a SQL error number (without a minus sign), the code will loop forever when it encounters that error. If you set ABORT_ON_ERROR to a SQL error number (again without a minus sign), the code will call abort(). Thanks, Dave From: Dave Birdsall Sent: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 2:14 PM To: [email protected] Subject: I want to get a core file on a particular SQL error. How to do it? Hi, I dimly remember that there was a CQD or environment variable that one could use in a debug environment to cause a core when a particular SQL error occurs. Can anyone supply the missing details? Thanks, Dave
