> I would sort of have expected this to get done at the same time.
>
> Actually, the reason I didn't do something about RAISE in 8.0 was that
> I thought we should reconsider the whole design of the statement: it
> desperately needs to be fixed so that you can specify the SQLSTATE to
> be thrown, and so that you can re-throw the same exception you caught.
> (Note that SQLERRM is not really a solution to that: you might think
> something like "RAISE EXCEPTION SQLSTATE, '%', SQLERRM" would do,
> but it loses information, namely all the auxiliary fields.)
There is space for future version. I think for todo for plpgsql
o rethrow exception in exception handler block
o user defined exceptions
o mapping user's exception on system's exception
My previous mail isn't correct. I need somewhere specify errmsg text, and
ofcourse params.
???
declare myexcept exception = 'xxxxx';
begin;
assoc(myexcept, 'my message % % %');
raise myexcept, param1, param2, ...
default level of user exception is exception.
regards
Pavel Stehule
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