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Handling database pl/sql exceptions, custom messages messages

Robert Šajina
Robert Šajina Member Posts: 94
edited May 5, 2017 4:09AM in JDeveloper and ADF

Hi,

is there a way to override the message that gets displayed when pl/sql raises a application exception?
For example ORA-20001: Some message here.  ORA-06512: at..........

Is there a way to display custom message when specific ora code occurs.

Thank you.

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  • managed BEAN
    managed BEAN Member Posts: 948 Silver Badge
    edited May 4, 2017 6:55PM Answer ✓

    Hello,

    You can download an application and follow a tutorial at Oracle ADF  which was very useful for me.

    The application consists of several projects, one of which is what you want - capture the errors at the model layer of pl/sql.

    Although you can also take a look at the other error levels which can be catch and handled too to be a user friendly message.

    Regards,

    Carlos

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  • Shaji555
    Shaji555 Member Posts: 301
    edited May 4, 2017 10:18AM

    Can you look on below blog

    Rohan Walia's Tech Blog: Custom Exception Handling in ADF - Model Layer Generic Framework Design

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  • Robert Šajina
    Robert Šajina Member Posts: 94
    edited May 4, 2017 1:41PM

    Thank you for your response.

    I will take a look tomorrow.

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  • managed BEAN
    managed BEAN Member Posts: 948 Silver Badge
    edited May 4, 2017 6:55PM Answer ✓

    Hello,

    You can download an application and follow a tutorial at Oracle ADF  which was very useful for me.

    The application consists of several projects, one of which is what you want - capture the errors at the model layer of pl/sql.

    Although you can also take a look at the other error levels which can be catch and handled too to be a user friendly message.

    Regards,

    Carlos

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  • Robert Šajina
    Robert Šajina Member Posts: 94
    edited May 5, 2017 4:09AM

    Thank you for your responses. You both helped me a lot.

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