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failing inside a stored procedure
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| John Davison 2005-04-11, 9:23 am |
| I'm using SQL Anywhere 9.0.2.2451 with Sybase Central 4.3.0.2387. I
have stored procedures that call other stored procedures, and if
something fails inside one of those stored procedures, the error always
says it fails at line 1 character 1.
Is there any ways to get more information, such as which stored
procedure failed, and what line it failed at?
- john
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| Rob Waywell 2005-04-14, 9:23 am |
| Have you tried the Stored Procedure Debugger?
ASA SQL User's Guide
Debugging Logic in the Database
Introduction to debugging in the database
Debugger features
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"John Davison" < johndavison@compasse
ng.com> wrote in message
news:425a75c7@forums
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> I'm using SQL Anywhere 9.0.2.2451 with Sybase Central 4.3.0.2387. I
> have stored procedures that call other stored procedures, and if
> something fails inside one of those stored procedures, the error always
> says it fails at line 1 character 1.
>
> Is there any ways to get more information, such as which stored
> procedure failed, and what line it failed at?
>
> - john
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| Bruce Hay 2005-04-14, 9:23 am |
| Take a look at the traceback() function. Executing:
select traceback()
immediately after the error is returned by the procedure call will return a
string showing the statement in error, as well as the procedure calls
leading up to that point.
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Developer Community at http://www.ianywhere.com/developer
"John Davison" < johndavison@compasse
ng.com> wrote in message
news:425a75c7@forums
-2-dub...
> I'm using SQL Anywhere 9.0.2.2451 with Sybase Central 4.3.0.2387. I
> have stored procedures that call other stored procedures, and if
> something fails inside one of those stored procedures, the error always
> says it fails at line 1 character 1.
>
> Is there any ways to get more information, such as which stored
> procedure failed, and what line it failed at?
>
> - john
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