"Kevin Grittner" <kevin.gritt...@wicourts.gov> wrote: > From what I could find on a quick scan: > > RETURNED_SQLSTATE > CLASS_ORIGIN > SUBCLASS_ORIGIN > CONSTRAINT_CATALOG > CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA > CONSTRAINT_NAME > CATALOG_NAME > SCHEMA_NAME > TABLE_NAME > COLUMN_NAME > CURSOR_NAME > MESSAGE_TEXT > MESSAGE_LENGTH > MESSAGE_OCTET_LENGTH Also, though I'm not yet totally clear on their meaning: COMMAND_FUNCTION DYNAMIC_FUNCTION And since users can declare a condition and associate it with a SQLSTATE, and later use that to terminate a database transaction with the SIGNAL command: | If the value of the RETURNED_SQLSTATE corresponds to unhandled | user-defined exception, then the value of CONDITION_IDENTIFIER is | the <condition name> of the user-defined exception. -Kevin
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