ALTER EXCEPTION
Examples
E_LARGE_VALUE
ALTER EXCEPTION E_LARGE_VALUE
'The value exceeds the prescribed limit of 32,765 bytes';
ALTER EXCEPTION
ExamplesE_LARGE_VALUE
ALTER EXCEPTION E_LARGE_VALUE
'The value exceeds the prescribed limit of 32,765 bytes';
CREATE OR ALTER EXCEPTION
Creates a custom exception if it doesn’t exist, or alters a custom exception
DSQL
CREATE OR ALTER EXCEPTION exception_name '<message>'
!! See syntax of CREATE EXCEPTION
for further rules !!
The statement CREATE OR ALTER EXCEPTION
is used to create the specified exception if it does not exist, or to modify the text of the error message returned from it if it exists already.If an existing exception is altered by this statement, any existing dependencies will remain intact.
CREATE OR ALTER EXCEPTION
ExampleE_LARGE_VALUE
CREATE OR ALTER EXCEPTION E_LARGE_VALUE
'The value is higher than the permitted range 0 to 32,765';
DROP EXCEPTION
Drops a custom exception
DSQL, ESQL
DROP EXCEPTION exception_name
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
exception_name |
Exception name |
The statement DROP EXCEPTION
is used to delete an exception.Any dependencies on the exception will cause the statement to fail, and the exception will not be deleted.
The DROP EXCEPTION
statement can be executed by:
The owner of the exception
Users with the DROP ANY EXCEPTION
privilege
DROP EXCEPTION
ExamplesE_LARGE_VALUE
DROP EXCEPTION E_LARGE_VALUE;
RECREATE EXCEPTION
Drops a custom exception if it exists, and creates a custom exception
DSQL
RECREATE EXCEPTION exception_name '<message>'
!! See syntax of CREATE EXCEPTION
for further rules !!
The statement RECREATE EXCEPTION
creates a new exception for use in PSQL modules.If an exception with the same name exists already, the RECREATE EXCEPTION
statement will try to drop it and create a new one.If there are any dependencies on the existing exception, the attempted deletion fails and RECREATE EXCEPTION
is not executed.
RECREATE EXCEPTION
ExampleE_LARGE_VALUE
exceptionRECREATE EXCEPTION E_LARGE_VALUE
'The value exceeds its limit';