Hello,
I've been looking into converting our existing Oracle PL/SQL code to mysql. A
lot of the syntax is pretty straight forward, and really doesn't require much
change from what I've been testing with thus far. However, I'm trying to
handle exceptions, and I cannot seem to find any documentation that shows me
what I'm looking for.
In oracle, we have bits of code like this:
IF INSTR(:new.ACCOUNT_NUM, ' ') > 0 THEN
RAISE AcctNumHasSpace;
END IF;
and then
EXCEPTION
WHEN AcctNumHasSpace THEN
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20001, 'Cannot insert space
into ACCOUNT_NUM');
But I cannot seem to figure out how to replicate that behavior. Is it
something that's possible to do as of yet? Or not really? Basically in this
situation, we want the insert to fail if there is a space in that field.
Any advice would be great.
Dan.
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