Hi All,

I have a .sql file with declare..begin ..exception(no_data_found and
when others).. end;

In the above procedure , I am making use(invoke) of one more procedure
which is using No_data_found exception and when_others.

The problem i am am facing is ,the main procedure is not catching the
exception as it is already dealt by the invoking(inside) procedure.

I want the exception to be catched by the outside procedure so that i
can log those errors into a table.

In this case how can we catch the exception again which is already
dealth by WHEN_OTHERS in the Inside procedure with out changing the
inside(invoked) procedure exception(as it is used by other procedures).

-sappi

"sappi" <swapnareddy_09@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de news: 1147234411.608664.193910@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups. com...
| Hi All,
|
| I have a .sql file with declare..begin ..exception(no_data_found and
| when others).. end;
|
| In the above procedure , I am making use(invoke) of one more procedure
| which is using No_data_found exception and when_others.
|
| The problem i am am facing is ,the main procedure is not catching the
| exception as it is already dealt by the invoking(inside) procedure.
|
| I want the exception to be catched by the outside procedure so that i
| can log those errors into a table.
|
| In this case how can we catch the exception again which is already
| dealth by WHEN_OTHERS in the Inside procedure with out changing the
| inside(invoked) procedure exception(as it is used by other procedures).
|
| -sappi
|

Have a look at RAISE instruction.

Regards
Michel Cadot

On 9 May 2006 21:13:31 -0700, "sappi" <swapnareddy_09@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>I have a .sql file with declare..begin ..exception(no_data_found and
>when others).. end;
>
>In the above procedure , I am making use(invoke) of one more procedure
>which is using No_data_found exception and when_others.
>
>The problem i am am facing is ,the main procedure is not catching the
>exception as it is already dealt by the invoking(inside) procedure.
>
>I want the exception to be catched by the outside procedure so that i
>can log those errors into a table.
>
>In this case how can we catch the exception again which is already
>dealth by WHEN_OTHERS in the Inside procedure with out changing the
>inside(invoked) procedure exception(as it is used by other procedures).
>
>-sappi

begin
....
begin
...
exception
when-others then
....
raise -- reraise the exception
end;
exception
when-others then
-- write into table
end;
/

or (Less ugly)
convert the outer exception handler to an (autonomous) procedure and
call it everywhere. No need to reraise anymore.

--
Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA

Have you read the Oracle documentation on this issue? Please look at the
PL/SQL User's Guide:S

http://download-east.oracle.com/docs...b14261/toc.htm

Chapter 10 talks about Exception Handling. Pay particular attention to
the section titled "How PL/SQL Exceptions Propagate". After you've read
that, look at the next section titled "Reraising a PL/SQL Exception".

HTH,
Brian



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sappi wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a .sql file with declare..begin ..exception(no_data_found and
> when others).. end;
>
> In the above procedure , I am making use(invoke) of one more procedure
> which is using No_data_found exception and when_others.
>
> The problem i am am facing is ,the main procedure is not catching the
> exception as it is already dealt by the invoking(inside) procedure.
>
> I want the exception to be catched by the outside procedure so that i
> can log those errors into a table.
>
> In this case how can we catch the exception again which is already
> dealth by WHEN_OTHERS in the Inside procedure with out changing the
> inside(invoked) procedure exception(as it is used by other procedures).
>
> -sappi

Demos of exception handling in Oracle can be found in Morgan's Library
at www.psoug.org.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu
(replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org