(version == 9.1)

In my PL/pgSQL stored functions,
I want to be able to distinguish which FK constraint caused the 
[foreign_key_violation] exception.
  . . .
  BEGIN
    delete from MY_COOL_TABLE where id = 123 ;
  EXCEPTION
    WHEN foreign_key_violation THEN
      CASE
        WHEN (SQLERRM tells me it blew up because of FK X)  THEN . . . ;
        WHEN (SQLERRM tells me it blew up because of FK Y)  THEN . . . ;
        WHEN (SQLERRM tells me it blew up because of FK Z)  THEN . . . ;
      END;
    WHEN others THEN
      raise;
  END;
  . . .

Is a "robust enough" parsing of SQLERRM actually the best way to do this ?

If so, what assumptions can I make about the SQLERRM string ?

When I set lc_messages = en_US.UTF-8'  or  'fr_FR.UTF-8'  or   'zh_CN.UTF-8'
I get these messages:

INFO:  23503: update or delete on table "TBLONE" violates foreign key 
constraint "FK_XXX" on table "TBLTWO"

INFO:  23503: UPDATE ou DELETE sur la table < TBLONE > viole la contrainte de 
clé étrangère
< FK_XXX > de la table < TBLTWO >

信息:  23503: 在 "TBLONE" 上的更新或删除操作违反了在 "TBLTWO" 上的外键约束 "FK_XXX"

which seems to make any regex/parsing of SQLERRM real hard.

Is anybody doing this ?

Thanks,
-dvs-

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