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>> Simply name the table constraints yourself with a descriptive name, so you
>> always know exactly what is going on:
> And then I keep a list of all the constraint names and scan the error
> message for it?
Don't keep a list: just come up with a
Dnia 14-06-2005, wto o godzinie 03:39 +, Greg Sabino Mullane
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> Simply name the table constraints yourself with a descriptive name, so you
> always know exactly what is going on:
And then I keep a list of all the constraint names and scan the error
message for it?
Markus
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Markus Bertheau asked:
> how would I find out details about for example what constraint was
> violated by an insert statement? The SQL state tells me, that a unique
> constraint was violated, but it doesn't say which one.
Simply name the table const
The "error fields" facility in the FE/BE protocol could be extended
in that direction, and I think there's already been some discussion
about it; but no one has stepped up with a concrete proposal, much
less volunteered to do the work ...
Um, if changing the protocol is a bother, you could al
В Птн, 03/06/2005 в 10:00 +0200, KÖPFERL Robert пишет:
> |
> |You can't, at the moment, except by parsing the text message.
> |
> |The "error fields" facility in the FE/BE protocol could be extended
> |in that direction, and I think there's already been some discussion
> |about it; but no one has s
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|You can't, at the moment, except by parsing the text message.
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|The "error fields" facility in the FE/BE protocol could be extended
|in that direction, and I think there's already been some discussion
|about it; but no one has stepped up with a concrete proposal, much
|less volunteered to do t
Markus Bertheau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> how would I find out details about for example what constraint was
> violated by an insert statement?
You can't, at the moment, except by parsing the text message.
The "error fields" facility in the FE/BE protocol could be extended
in that direction,
Hi,
how would I find out details about for example what constraint was
violated by an insert statement? The SQL state tells me, that a unique
constraint was violated, but it doesn't say which one. I cannot sensibly
react to such errors if I don't know what exactly happened.
I'd like to avoid pars
