Codes d'état SQL
Dans de nombreux cas (par exemple lors d'une exécution sous ODBC 2.0), nous pouvons récupérer diverses informations gràce aux codes d'états SQL.
Le code d'état SQL est composé de cinq caractères, que nous pouvons diviser en deux parties de la manière suivante :
- La classe qui est représentée par les deux premiers caractères.
Exemples :- Classe 00 : Instruction correctement exécutée sans condition
- Classe 01 : Instruction correctement exécutée avec avertissement
- Classe 02 : L'instruction n’a traité aucune donnée
- Classe 03 : L'instruction a échoué à cause d’une erreur
- La sous classe qui est représentée par les trois derniers caractères.
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