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From: michael dot peppler at bnpparibas dot com
Subject: Re: Global Sybase variables and ctlib
Date: Jan 11 2006 6:51AM
@@error will usually be returned as an error code in the error handler - in
CTlib that would be the handler that you install via ct_callback().
Michael
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olsena@odscompanies.com@peppler.org - 10/01/2006 22:25
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Subject: Global Sybase variables and ctlib
Is there an easy way to get back global variable information (especially
@@error) without having to do another select?
I have a stored procedure I am calling. It does not check the error
conditions of the last insert or update and I cannot modify the stored
procedure. My concern is that this returns back a bunch of information
and I would like to be able to check for errors as I am getting back
stuff. Currently I get error messages back from Sybperl, but no real
reported error codes. Do I need to rewrite the error handling hooks to
do this or is there a better shortcut?
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