4D v13.4
SQL GET LAST ERROR
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4D v13.4
SQL GET LAST ERROR
SQL GET LAST ERROR
| SQL GET LAST ERROR ( errCode ; errText ; errODBC ; errSQLServer ) | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| errCode | Longint |
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Error code | |||||
| errText | Text |
|
Error text | |||||
| errODBC | Text |
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ODBC error code | |||||
| errSQLServer | Longint |
|
SQL server native error code | |||||
The SQL GET LAST ERROR command returns information related to the last error encountered during the execution of an ODBC command. The error may come from the 4D application, the network, the ODBC source, etc.
This command must generally be called in the context of an error-handling method installed using the ON ERR CALL command.
The last two parameters are only filled when the error comes from the ODBC source; otherwise, they are returned empty.
- The errODBC parameter returns the ODBC error code (SQL state).
- The errSQLServer parameter returns the SQL server native error code.
PROPERTIES
Product: 4D
Theme: SQL
Number:
825
INDEX
HISTORY
Created: 4D 2004
SEE ALSO
GET LAST ERROR STACK
ON ERR CALL
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