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From: Michael Peppler <mpeppler at peppler dot org>
Subject: Re: Why doesn't error_handler get called if errors occur inside
a stored procedure?
Date: Dec 7 2001 4:31PM
Matthew.Persico@Lazard.com writes:
>
> So what happens these days if you do not establish your own message handler? I'm
> especially interested in the disposition of print statements in stored procs.
>
In Sybase::DBlib?
Right now it seems that PRINT statements are simply discarded, because
of the following in DBlib.xs msg_handler() function:
/* Don't print any message if severity == 0 */
if(!severity)
return 0;
That should probably be something like
if(!severity && !msgno)
return 0;
with some other fixes as well to handle the default case.
Michael
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